Originally posted by: Adul
we must have ran off CVSiN![]()
Originally posted by: Tremulant
Originally posted by: Adul
we must have ran off CVSiN![]()
looks like it, rofl. :beer: for you.
Originally posted by: hevnsnt
I'm sorry, I am trying to be nicer.. but....
I love it when nerds fight.
Originally posted by: acemcmac
Originally posted by: sygyzy
Can you explain, in detail, your load balancing setup? Software, hardware, etc.
hardware, xincom.
21 downstream, 80, 5190 and all other "protected" services got shot to wan1 (university) whenever the university could take it (read: when it's working... its reliablity sucks, thats the only reason comcast is even here). All non explictly defined services to cable only. my server (permanent trillian, ftp, ventrillo and remote desktop and seti), the ps2 and the xbox to cable only. Worked like a dream. Download accelerator over thanksgiving break was pulling in excess of 2.5 megabytes a second combining university with comcast. I'm lucky to get 180-220 when these schmucks are on... and when they "ran it" it was almost never working anyway
Originally posted by: sygyzy
Originally posted by: acemcmac
Originally posted by: sygyzy
Can you explain, in detail, your load balancing setup? Software, hardware, etc.
hardware, xincom.
21 downstream, 80, 5190 and all other "protected" services got shot to wan1 (university) whenever the university could take it (read: when it's working... its reliablity sucks, thats the only reason comcast is even here). All non explictly defined services to cable only. my server (permanent trillian, ftp, ventrillo and remote desktop and seti), the ps2 and the xbox to cable only. Worked like a dream. Download accelerator over thanksgiving break was pulling in excess of 2.5 megabytes a second combining university with comcast. I'm lucky to get 180-220 when these schmucks are on... and when they "ran it" it was almost never working anyway
I am surprised they have load balancing routers for so cheap. I never heard of Xincom. Just checked out their site. They have one for $70. What the heck?
How are you able to cable and your university's LAN simultaneously? On campus apartments don't allow private providers.
Originally posted by: thomsbrain
that must be a blazing connection if you're using a college LAN and cable.
Originally posted by: CVSiN
Originally posted by: Tremulant
Originally posted by: Adul
we must have ran off CVSiN![]()
looks like it, rofl. :beer: for you.
No its called lunch...
you aint runnign me off anywhere...
