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"Need for Slower Speed"

Home Cable Internet Conferences Speed Enhancements (Public)
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Paul	06/19/2001, 09:10 PM ()
"Need for Slower Speed"
I know this is kind of awkward, I need to lower my Cable Modem connection speed in order to emulate a 56k dial up connection, I have been changing parameters on the registry with no success. Any thoughts ?
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RE: Need for Slower Speed, Jeff Williams, 07/20/2001, (1)

RE: Need for Slower Speed, Bsinc, 03/20/2004, (2)

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Jeff Williams	07/20/2001, 04:10 AM ()
1. "RE: Need for Slower Speed"
Try setting your NIC to full duplex. It will probably slow you waaaay down, sometimes to sub-56K speeds. Sounds funny, I know, and I don't claim to be an authority on it, but I'm pretty sure cable modems are designed for half-duplex communication, and when the NIC is working full duplex, everything is thrown out of whack. (I'm assuming this is the result of collisions and retransmissions, but this is just a guess.)
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Bsinc	03/20/2004, 09:07 AM ()
2. "RE: Need for Slower Speed"
change the TTL and RTWIN in your registry, set them real low that should do it, or manualy set the conection speed of your NIC to 28k
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