Well, my apartment changed their host and the new host is kinda unstable. They tend to crash like once in a while (msn reconnecting, video streaming stopped.. etc like in 5minutes routine, or anything that I used a lot of bandwidth in a short while).. 1 of my friend said it is because of the ARP Proxy that the new host uses, another said it's just because of the instability of the network satellite connecting from 1 to the other..
If case 1 is true, is there anyway to bypass ARP Proxy to something better? VOIP seems to work perfectly thou just that streaming stops...
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be strange for an apartment to use satellite trasmission for your inet as it is VERY expensive option when simple telephone cables will do. So i very much doubt its answer number 2.
Unfortunately there is nothing you can do in terms of stability if it is their problem as they are your first port of call to access the internet. Try calling up and complaining about it or asking what the retention ratio is on the pipe. -
I think I am switching to GPRS plan for $7 per month if it stays instable for the next 2 months. Although slower but at least I have stable connection and able to access my web server.
Unstable Internet
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by lunateck, Feb 4, 2008.