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[DJNOMI]

here is mine







quite surprising things is that i am getting high upload speed lol , ( btw its not my home account this speedtest from my office net)

Edited by DJNOMI, 28 March 2009 - 03:27 PM.

[shaheerk]

Well, this only means one thing: LDN's downstream bandwidth is - well - plagued.

I've never seen such download/upload results. Ever! lol.

[mtaqne]

Yeah you are getting this low speed in your office

[Sameed]

LOW!! look at the uploads!

[DJNOMI]

all LDN users post your speedtest results here.


here is mine home account. [2m package]

[The Annihilator]

^ But i thought u were a PTCL subscriber.

[shaheerk]

He said he'll get a LDN account at home later... and this must be it.

[DJNOMI]

He said he'll get a LDN account at home later... and this must be it.

yup i have two lines at home 1 copper and one fiber, on fiber i have ptcl on copper i have LDN , so enjoying both . and i observed one thing which is quite shocking too .

on PTCL yout get very good download speed very nominal variation , where as slow browsing speed, whereas on LDN , there is variation in download speed but there is significant difference in browsing if i compare LDN with PTCL.. LDN has good browsing speed but not good download speeds. vice versa for PTCL

[shaheerk]

The browsing issue on PTCL is because of their gateway issue using caches.

Try getting an IP in the 116.x.x.x pool in PTCL - that should fix the browsing issue.

[DJNOMI]

The browsing issue on PTCL is because of their gateway issue using caches.

Try getting an IP in the 116.x.x.x pool in PTCL - that should fix the browsing issue.

how to do this ?? i mean how to get 116. ips ??

[shaheerk]

The only two ways I've figured (assuming your modem's page doesn't have a "disconnect" button programmed in it's interface):

1) pull out the telephone wire and put it back in the jack (fastest and quickest)
2) turn off the modem, then turn it on (the on/off switch on the modem, not the LAN wire).

There's really no other way. Whenever you get a 203.x.x.x based IP address, this issue happens (although it's improved quite a bit recently)

[Imran]

here is mine home account 512kb

[sulehri]

Here's mine - Home Account, 512Kbps (when it will turn to 1Mbps?)

[kami686]

bridge mode is the easiest way to connect and disconnect the internet and it also change the IP address

Edited by kami686, 29 March 2009 - 11:05 PM.

[Gunnie]

plus constant 54-55 kBps download speed on 512 kbps link.... a Happy LINKdotNET user

[The Annihilator]

This is my result for speed test on a 512kbps connection. Its sucking big time at the moment. May b LDN is doing the bandwidth upgradation. :|
[img=FluxBB bbcode test]http://www.speedtest.net/result/440760623.png[/img]

[ThRiLLeR]

Here goes my speed test


Another one below:

Edited by ThRiLLeR, 31 March 2009 - 03:01 PM.

[poton12]

This is my result for speed test on a 512kbps connection. Its sucking big time at the moment. May b LDN is doing the bandwidth upgradation. :|
[img=FluxBB bbcode test]http://www.speedtest.net/result/440760623.png[/img]

dialup can beat this

[ThRiLLeR]

This is my result for speed test on a 512kbps connection. Its sucking big time at the moment. May b LDN is doing the bandwidth upgradation. :|
[img=FluxBB bbcode test]http://www.speedtest.net/result/440760623.png[/img]

dialup can beat this

LoL Certainly not

0.15 kbps x 1024 kbps = 153.6kbps

Its actually much better than dial up but not good for a person paying for 512kbps.

[Imran]

See the first test:


Now after that test, again came to their okaat.

Edited by Imran, 07 April 2009 - 03:33 PM.