Aaron,
I listened to the .MP3
>From my perspective, that "just" sounds like packet loss on the
internet side. How much / what work have you done on that aspect? You
mentioned changing network cards, but what about looking at the
latency on your connection, MTU in the router, etc. etc. ?
Addit
I will clear things up here.
Our Internet is fine. This problem has been with us from both
locations when we moved. We use Cable (Modem has been changed out
twice) for our Internet. We have 1.5 Up and 10 MB Down.
We have spent countless hours on the phone with our ISP to ensure we
had the best
I pay for this specific bandwidth.
Yes, tests were run inside the TWC network and outside.
[ED: In trying to help diagnose your problem, people need as much detail as
possible, such as what tests? Only bandwidth, or more detailed analysis.]
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Mark Miller <[E
> Our Internet is fine.
As others have said, you know ON THE AVERAGE it is superb, but you
don't know about VOIP/UDP performance (jitter, etc.).
What else are you running on the gateway computer that could steal
CPU cycles and/or add ethernet traffic? (Several folks have wondered
about this.)
> I really hope this is the problem. I removed the "S" of the system.
Lets see now if that was the problem all along.
I just queried dstar_global: 154 systems have "S" terminals defined.
If this is a problem, many others should experience this issue also.
position(' S' in target_cs) > 0 AND
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "john_ke5c" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If this is a problem, many others should experience this issue also.
I can confirm that GB7AU (included in the list) does NOT have the issue
described. Nor, so far as I am aware, does any other UK system listed.
You
Mine runs quite fine so far on a 1GHz processor with 512MB of RAM...
Lee
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Aaron Elekes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was saving up to purchase a UHF module and I am waiting to hear
back from ICOM to see what we can do. If I have to I will go out and
purc
Is your webserver on the same machine as your gateway, or does it just
share the IP address and router?
http://71.40.213.134/ & https://71.40.213.134/Dstar.do
73 -- John
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Nate Duehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You guys will have to talk to Pete about what he saw between the
> controller and the gateway... I honestly don't remember.
>
We saw, in certain instances, an extremely high amount of DD traffic
going between the g
In regards of poor audio on 2m Dstar systems, we have found that
replacing the ethernet cables with shielded ethernet cables greatly
reduced our issues with strange audio breakup etc.
Adrian GM1FML
for GB7DG, GB7DE and GB7DW.
Check to see if the ISP has tos bit 5 set and to what percent. We
normally request 20% of the total BW for VOIP circuits...
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Woodrick, Ed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> If the problem starts to occur a few days after the gateway has
been rebooted, the
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Adrian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In regards of poor audio on 2m Dstar systems, we have found that
> replacing the ethernet cables with shielded ethernet cables greatly
> reduced our issues with strange audio breakup etc.
>
> Adrian GM1FML
> for GB7DG, G
At 01:22 PM 8/24/2008, atms169 wrote:
>We use Cable (Modem has been changed out
>twice) for our Internet. We have 1.5 Up and 10 MB Down.
How do you know that? What tests confirm this?
73,
Mark N5RFX
What an ISP considers good and what is good for VOIP/Gateway may be two
different things. ISPs often only look at transfer speed (are you getting
an average of 80% or better of the advertised speed for up and down.) You
also need to look at such things as jitter for VOIP.
This all points to some
My suggestion at this point would be look at the router. Similar problems
with
the guys in Temple occurred every time they connected to another gateway
or a reflector. Finely the router bit the dust. With the bandwidth you are
talking
about this should NOT occur at all. So, look at the router or re
Aaron KE5KAF (aka atms169) wrote:
>> Upload speed was upgraded to a T1 line and
>> download is 10mb using Cable.
As written this doesn't make sense.
Are you saying you have a cable provider internet
connection that has upload speed of 1.54 mpbs and
download of 10 mbps? Or you are using separ
>Are you saying you have a cable provider internet
>connection that has upload speed of 1.54 mpbs and
>download of 10 mbps? Or you are using separate
>connections: a T1 for upload and cable for download?
This is one connection. I have a business package with TWC.
We have done traceroutes using
You guys will have to talk to Pete about what he saw between the
controller and the gateway... I honestly don't remember.
I do know having the "S" can come in useful in one TINY little way I
won't go into on the list which only affects 1.2 GHz DD mode, but
otherwise don't see much of a need
If the problem starts to occur a few days after the gateway has been rebooted,
then the suspect would be the gateway is getting busy and is unable to route
the packets in the appropriate amount of time. What do the system performance
tools indicate? Does the processor tend to get busy after a fe
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