GBIS offers an Internet speed test so that users can see the speeds they get on their current Internet Connection.

k connections are the most common connection. All of Fourway's primary modems support this. It is important to understand just what 56k means. If a 56k connection is working perfectly, you could expect download speeds of 53k & upload speeds of 33.6k. Unfortunately it is unusual to connect at the optimum speeds. Several things could contribute to connecting at lower rates. The phone line is the most common reason for slower connection speeds.

We have a redundant OC-3 connection to MAE-WEST. An OC-3 provides us with 155 mega bits per second connection speed which is equivalent to more than 100 T-1's or 3 DS-3's.

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We offer several DS3 (T3) class lines to diverse backbone providers. Combined with BGP4 routing protocol, you can be confidant your site will be up and accessible to the web. This cutting-edge routing technology maximizes the benefit of our connections to these diverse providers, to ensure visitors to your site have the easiest time connecting to your site.

kbps is the highest modem speed supported. DSL, and other mediums allow for higher speed connections and are available in select areas. Call our sales department for high-speed alternatives to modem access.

Before answering this question, you should understand that you never get the full expected speed from a connection. Well, almost never. This is because there is line noise, errors, resends, other traffic other than yours, and avariety of other reasons. Having said that, here's some of the common line speeds, and what they mean in actual bandwidth: Modem - 28 Kbps ISDN - 112 Kbps T-1 - 1.5 Mbps Ethernet - 10 Mbps T-3 - 45 Mbps OC-3 - 155 Mbps OC-12 - 622 Mbps OC-48 - 2.

MBit connection directly peering with 14 networks in Atlanta, 1Gbit to Aleron, 1Gbit to Level3, 100MBit to Cogent and a 100MBit to Qwest coming this late summer. Yes. You must have a dedicated IP to use your own private SSL certificate. We can obtain and install a GeoTrust secure certificate on your behalf for a fee of $119.00 per year. If you have already purchased your own certificate we will install your certificate for a fee of $25.00.

The internet connection speed varies depending on where you access the internet. The MQZY.COM student lounge has an ADSL connection. Many of the internet centers have DSL connections.

Advances in DSL technology now allow speeds of up to 7Mbps. That is 124 times the speed of a normal 56k modem connection. Of course the actual speed limit is dictated by the type of plan that you have purchased from Primus. For instance if you purchased a 976k connection, your maximum speed would be 17 times the speed of a 56k modem. Please read our Realistic ADSL Speed guide to see what you can realistically expect.

If you use dial-up connection, the voice quality could be affected when connection speed becomes too slow, especially during Internet use peak hours. So it is recommended to make TalkPro calls with a connection speed higher than 20Kbps.

Computer hardware, software, viruses and spyware can all interact to slow down your computer. Download our White Paper on Computer Speed and follow the instructions to make your computer as fast as possible. Commercial Use. Commercial activities on sunncast.net systems are prohibited on non-business accounts. The home and personal Services are intended for periodic, active use of email, newsgroups, file transfers, Internet chat, games, and browsing the World Wide web.

Our Central US JediServers.com game servers are on an OC-3 (155 Mbps) system, our West Coast US JediServers.com game servers are on 1 10Mbps system, and our East Coast US JediServers.com game servers are on a multiple 100Mbps system. The proximity to major Internet backbones is quite good in all cases, so we supply great pings to just about any location. See Question #14 below for IPs that you can ping and see for yourself.