View Full Version : BT plus router plus SH.... cant surf net
rvf79
01-08-2009, 03:32 AM
anyone got this problem?
if i don BT, i can surf net without any problem...
after i on my BT... i cant surf net at all...
pls advise
huffie
01-08-2009, 08:19 AM
advise: don't BT coz it's sucking network resources from the rest of the users :P
try and set ur BT client's upload limit to say about 5kbps to test and see if that helps
MarineX
01-08-2009, 11:43 AM
anyone got this problem?
if i don BT, i can surf net without any problem...
after i on my BT... i cant surf net at all...
pls advise
wat router r u using? Linksys?
cap ur limit on connections. Upload speed doesn't really plays a part.
Pokémon
01-08-2009, 05:57 PM
For MOL, upload speed does play a part.
Limit your upload speed to 10-16KB/s.
Haruuuu
01-08-2009, 06:05 PM
check yr connection first?
see my starhub maxoOFFline premium today?
i on 1 online game then cant surf net, went to check the speed this is what i got.. lol damn cool
http://www.speedtest.net/result/530059139.png
liangtam
01-08-2009, 06:06 PM
For MOL, upload speed does play a part.
Limit your upload speed to 10-16KB/s.
pika pi~
sho stingy...
MarineX
01-08-2009, 07:21 PM
For MOL, upload speed does play a part.
Limit your upload speed to 10-16KB/s.
i can set full upload and still download and surf net at the same time. DOes that mean im not using MOL?
djcoolmax
01-08-2009, 07:44 PM
anyone got this problem?
if i don BT, i can surf net without any problem...
after i on my BT... i cant surf net at all...
pls advise
few reasons.
1. your notebook has reached it max connections and you can't establish any new ones with BT running.
2. if you already had adjusted your max connections, then it's obviously your router, i.e. not able to handle any more connection requests
3. then there also the case that your BB connection is maxed out..
salivaman
02-08-2009, 01:06 AM
patch ur tcp ip to 100. exact same problem, works for me.
Pokémon
02-08-2009, 10:42 AM
i can set full upload and still download and surf net at the same time. DOes that mean im not using MOL?
If your router has QoS and you've configured it properly, perhaps that would help.
Typically, some routers do not have QoS, or even if there is, the users do not know how to configure.
I'm referring to it in general, and you have to understand it in general, not to your own settings.
Pokémon
02-08-2009, 10:44 AM
sho stingy...
No choice mah, right?
phuque99
02-08-2009, 11:14 AM
No choice mah, right?
maybe that's why people complain torrent slow because everyone else is uploading at 10kb/s or less.
Pokémon
02-08-2009, 11:31 AM
maybe that's why people complain torrent slow because everyone else is uploading at 10kb/s or less.
Anything higher for MOL will be disastrous.
Can't surf properly, and the higher the upload bandwidth, the slower the downloads from my 8 years of experiences with them. Optimal would be 16KB/s.
However, I've switched to SNBB, and getting much better download speeds than when I was with MOL.
phuque99
02-08-2009, 12:08 PM
Anything higher for MOL will be disastrous.
Can't surf properly, and the higher the upload bandwidth, the slower the downloads from my 8 years of experiences with them. Optimal would be 16KB/s.
However, I've switched to SNBB, and getting much better download speeds than when I was with MOL.
I share upload at 50kb/s also boh dai chi leh, maybe tcp port setting too aggressive bah.
MarineX
02-08-2009, 01:02 PM
Anything higher for MOL will be disastrous.
Can't surf properly, and the higher the upload bandwidth, the slower the downloads from my 8 years of experiences with them. Optimal would be 16KB/s.
However, I've switched to SNBB, and getting much better download speeds than when I was with MOL.
so your answer is negative to the general. simple. If router plays a huge part.. then kindly insert this in before establishing your claim.
MarineX
02-08-2009, 01:06 PM
Anything higher for MOL will be disastrous.
Can't surf properly, and the higher the upload bandwidth, the slower the downloads from my 8 years of experiences with them. Optimal would be 16KB/s.
However, I've switched to SNBB, and getting much better download speeds than when I was with MOL.
This issue only lies with router overload. NOT UPload speed. do take note. Please don't use your method of wrong configurations as a guideline then. thanks.
and from what i've see - you are the only miniority facing such issue with upload speed.
phuque99
02-08-2009, 01:27 PM
This issue only lies with router overload. NOT UPload speed. do take note. Please don't use your method of wrong configurations as a guideline then. thanks.
and from what i've see - you are the only miniority facing such issue with upload speed.
yeah, i'll have to agree that bad router or bad torrent setting shouldn't be mistaken as advice to lower upload speed. because everyone kiam siap with upload speed, there will be another set of long threads about how torrents are slow, kena throttled or insane open port setting, misleading even more people about ineffective settings.
Pokémon
02-08-2009, 01:30 PM
This issue only lies with router overload. NOT UPload speed. do take note. Please don't use your method of wrong configurations as a guideline then. thanks.
and from what i've see - you are the only miniority facing such issue with upload speed.
so your answer is negative to the general. simple. If router plays a huge part.. then kindly insert this in before establishing your claim.
What's your problem? Why the need to argue in such a way?
Anyway, from past experiences, you aren't that friendly either, always trying to proof you are number one...?
It's not the first day I'm working with MOL, and it's not only myself having this problem. I troubleshoot a lot for my friends and relatives, so I can quote more than just myself.
MarineX
02-08-2009, 01:39 PM
What's your problem? Why the need to argue in such a way?
Anyway, from past experiences, you aren't that friendly either, always trying to proof you are number one...?
It's not the first day I'm working with MOL, and it's not only myself having this problem. I troubleshoot a lot for my friends and relatives, so I can quote more than just myself.
I am not trying to be number one, instead i am trying to let others know where the exact problem is:
especially when upload speed is not the factor. i can set 16kb/s for my upload speed and have a max connection of 500000. Will my surfing of net works since i apply your upload settings?
You are not alone. But the problem is i don't have friends having such issue like you on upload speed.
Now, are you very friendly either? And who is trying to be the number one now?
MarineX
02-08-2009, 01:43 PM
oh and if upload is an issue. Tell TS this - upload stuffs to his friend and try surfing the net. LoL
monoblue
02-08-2009, 02:53 PM
very long time ago i got this problem... depends on your bt client i using utorrent just reduce your global max and max number of connected peers...
this is my setting for ref onli setting may differ from user to user
http://i27.tinypic.com/zlpzrt.jpg
happy m1 10mbps fbb user
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