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getting on here yesterday ??

was surfing round the forums quite happily then they hung.

closed things down and tried to come back in but no joy.

went on like that all afternoon...

nope, worked a treat for me, infact look for the "rename your skoda thread for proof"

;)

Things got a bit glum late yesterday afternoon - just thought it was networks in this hole as when i got home things seemed okay.

The site was slow to load a few times yesterday afternoon.

Yep........I had problems opening forums....took so long to download got the "server cannot be found" message.

This was using works 2Mbs line.

Seemed ok in the evening though using my 56k dial up.

This was using works 2Mbs line.

Getting one of these at home soon thanks to work :thumbup:

I only ever use the ethernet connection in work. Anyone any idea what speed these are compared with broad band?

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yeah, mine was just taking an age to load the page, from work as well

ah well never mind its fine now.

I only ever use the ethernet connection in work. Anyone any idea what speed these are compared with broad band?

Depends who your provider is and what package you've gone for.

Broadband can be anywhere between 128kbs upto 2Mbs in the Uk.

In Sweden they have 8Mbs and Japan 12Mbs. :eek:

Between desks at work your Ethernet is likely to be 100Mbps William. How much bandwidth you have onto the internet is dependent on how much your employer pays for. It's not uncommon for a whole office to share 512kbps or 1Mbps internet connection. You probably have a proxy server to cut down on the actual traffic going in and out of the building. So it's quite possible to have less bandwidth at work than at home, given the number of people sharing it.

Internally, we have access to gigabit ethernet :eek: but externally, we have 100Mbit links split between about 10 people so we should have about 10Mbps each, although it does depend on who else is using it at the time and how many machines they have! ;)

Chris

Edited: Your company takes internet access very seriously, don't they! :eek:

I'm in a building with around 100 people and we have a (IIRC) 2Mbps pipe...

I'm in a building with around 100 people and we have a (IIRC) 2Mbps pipe...

ours is around 2meg I think and that is also used to host our website!

Internally' date=' we have access to gigabit ethernet :eek: but externally, we have 100Mbit links split between about 10 people so we should have about 10Mbps each, although it does depend on who else is using it at the time and how many machines they have! ;)

Chris[/quote']

why do you need so much?

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Edited: Your company takes internet access very seriously' date=' don't they! :eek:

I'm in a building with around 100 people and we have a (IIRC) 2Mbps pipe...[/quote']

IIRC Chris is with big blue ;)

Is he, iSeries?

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