Hi Guys,
I'm on a mission to gather as much data as I possibly can about Big Air Networks. Apparently they used to have a facebook page, but that page appears to have completely vanished from the internet. So with that in mind, can anyone staying at UniLodge (irrelevant of what University) please run a speed test here: http://www.speedtest.net/ and here: http://speedof.me/
The reason why I ask to do the second test is because I recently had an incident whilst on call to a customer's house, where speed test was showing 18 mbps, and speedof.me was showing 4 mbps. We then proceeded to download a file from one of Microsoft's sites (Office 365) and the download was proceeding at the 4 mbps rate. This shocked both me and the other technician, as that points to the ISP of that particular customer allowing traffic to specific websites to proceed more quickly...
Anyways, the above is mostly irrelevant, but was simply explaining why to do the second test. Now, if Big Air is as bad as I've heard, I'll have to do some serious contemplation about my options once I move to Canberra.
Cheers,
LC
Edit: Ok, so I found a strangely named facebook page which looks like it was the official BigAir facebook page, but the last post was in like the middle of this year... 6 months have past.
https://www.facebook.com/BigAirCB/?hc_ref=SEARCH&fref=nf
I'm on a mission to gather as much data as I possibly can about Big Air Networks. Apparently they used to have a facebook page, but that page appears to have completely vanished from the internet. So with that in mind, can anyone staying at UniLodge (irrelevant of what University) please run a speed test here: http://www.speedtest.net/ and here: http://speedof.me/
The reason why I ask to do the second test is because I recently had an incident whilst on call to a customer's house, where speed test was showing 18 mbps, and speedof.me was showing 4 mbps. We then proceeded to download a file from one of Microsoft's sites (Office 365) and the download was proceeding at the 4 mbps rate. This shocked both me and the other technician, as that points to the ISP of that particular customer allowing traffic to specific websites to proceed more quickly...
Anyways, the above is mostly irrelevant, but was simply explaining why to do the second test. Now, if Big Air is as bad as I've heard, I'll have to do some serious contemplation about my options once I move to Canberra.
Cheers,
LC
Edit: Ok, so I found a strangely named facebook page which looks like it was the official BigAir facebook page, but the last post was in like the middle of this year... 6 months have past.
https://www.facebook.com/BigAirCB/?hc_ref=SEARCH&fref=nf
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