Y Axis Is in Packets.
I have Taken some other shots with the scales the same and in Bytes/Time and
also made the raw data available
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~bbbits/ethereal.htm
I Gave NetstatLive a go.
Sure Enough, I get a Max of 257K for a few millisecs but the average works
out to about 200 .. 210.

I don't have adsl any longer, so I can't do a comparison.
Are you saying that WiredCountry are controlling my Bandwidth ?
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Hi there, what is the Y axis figure?
Have you tried an application like NetstatLive? www.analogx.com
It should give you a correct kb per second results, which 'should' equal
whatever the plan you are on, most of the time.
Wired Country is usually pretty good at maintaining CIR

Regards
Dan Clark

Barry Parr wrote:

>Hi Folks.
>Recently moved over to Ihugs 256K wired country Connection , from Xtra's
>128K Jetstart.
>I was somewhat disappointed by the speeds I was getting with the Ihug
>connection so I did some packet captures.
>The Tests were done downloading a 500K file from Wired Country's site.
>I Used Ethereal to do the captures
>Here are some screen Captures of the Analysis.
>
>Wireless Connection Via Ihug (Resultant Speed 177K)
>http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~bbbits/image/wireless256k.jpg
>
>Jetstart Connection Via Xtra (Resultant Speed 131K)
>http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~bbbits/image/adsl128k.jpg
>
>>From What I understand , Wired Country have no control over my bandwidth
>limiting, It Is handled by the ISP.
>
>I've sent these results to Ihugs staff (a few times) and they haven't
>replied....
>Figured It was time to consult some real tech support .. You folks.
>
>If anyone has any other results from other ISP's , I would be interested in
>seeing them.
>
>Regards
>
>Barry
>
>
>
>
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>

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