[ale] [OT] speed report

[Ron Frazier]

Hi Rich.  How do you get your email to include your personal address in
the reply, rather than just ALE?

Anyway, here are my results from Comcast.  I think the service is rated
at 16 Mbps down with boost to 20 Mbps and 3 Mbps up.  I'm located in
Cumming, GA.  I've used dslreports for speed testing.  I usually use
speedtest.net just for a quick simple test.  I don't use the other
services they promote.  These speeds will vary as different people use
the cable.

To:               Atlanta, GA
Remote Hosted By: just99.com
Latency:          20 mS
Download:         16.59 Mbps
Upload:            3.09 Mbps

To:               New York, NY
Remote Hosted By: Optimum Online
Latency:          56 mS
Download:         17.09 Mbps
Upload:            3.13 Mbps

To:               Dallas, TX
Remote Hosted By: Partnership Broadband
Latency:          89 mS
Download:         17.24 Mbps
Upload:            2.87 Mbps

To:               Los Angeles, CA
Remote Hosted By: Dreamhost
Latency:          73 mS
Download:         20.99 Mbps
Upload:            3.11 Mbps

To:               Seattle, WA
Remote Hosted By: condointernet.net
Latency:          198 mS
Download:         10.06 Mbps
Upload:            2.78 Mbps

To:               Portland, OR
Remote Hosted By: Opus Interactive
Latency:          91 mS
Download:          9.69 Mbps
Upload:            3.00 Mbps

I usually get closer to 20 Mbps to the Northwest.  Don't know what's up
with these last two.

To:               London, England
Remote Hosted By: Namesco
Latency:          334 mS
Download:          2.45 Mbps
Upload:            0.79 Mbps

I just threw London in for fun.  It runs at 1/10 the speed of the
continental US.  That's why I was having such a hard time downloading
Ubuntu ISO's a week ago.

Ron

On Fri, 2011-01-14 at 17:51 -0500, Richard Faulkner wrote:
> Since the Atnex outage thread has had such a healthy life I thought
> I'd fork this topic to speed testing reports for whatever kind of
> service you pay for.  Here's some stats for this moment in time for
> our network connected on AT&T DSL Extreme 6MB/512K (residential):
> 

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