Which Internet Connection is everyone using ?

[Solitaire 614]

Is Bharti broadband same as Airtel?

 

Yes

[Superfrag 27]

Thought I'll just bump the thread..

 

[Bird Bird Bird 1552]

[devil_angel 157]

Guys, I'm planning on shifting to the 512 UL plan in BSNL. Is it any good?

[Chaztin 249]

Airtel could have been the best BB in India had it been keeping larger FUP cap.

 

Here is my Reliance BB result. I am on 2 mbps ultd line. People complain a lot about their service, but I am " VERY " happy with it. Even their Customer Care Support has been good, received the bill on time and there has been no downtime.**

 

UL speed is always on higher side, don't know why but ya when on torrents theres always a balance between both UL/DL speeds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Reliance really didn't pay me for saying this.

Edited August 23, 2010 by Chaztin

[Bird Bird Bird 1552]

Guys, I'm planning on shifting to the 512 UL plan in BSNL. Is it any good?

It is good only if you can't stand the FUP crap shoved in by private companies because their ping times are a bit higher as compared to Airtel etc, something in the range of 45-50ms locally (ND/Mumbai). But it's cheap. For 750 bucks, you get 512 UL with no FUP. Also if you get the modem from them, be ready to pay a huge bill in the 4th/5th billing cycle because that's the time they bill you for f**king everything, from installation charges to modem charges to what not.

Edited August 23, 2010 by [email protected]@n

[Dark_Knight 159]

Guys, I'm planning on shifting to the 512 UL plan in BSNL. Is it any good?

 

I am on the same plan. Its decent.There is no FUP crap and almost zero downtime. But don't rent/buy their modems... They suck... But for 750 the plan is VFM.

[Death Stryke 109]

This so called FUP is being implemented in other countries as well. Australia/UAE etc also have FUPs albeit limits are 100 GB/200 GB or so.

 

Airtel's FUP is hit or miss. I am pretty sure I crossed my FUP limit this month and I'm still getting full speeds. This is the case with many others as well. I think they r not FUPping the older customers.

 

The other day I read an article online of this guy who choked a Belgian ISP with his 3 terabyte download in 1 month!

[Bird Bird Bird 1552]

The other day I read an article online of this guy who choked a Belgian ISP with his 3 terabyte download in 1 month!

Damn ! I have done only 120 GB this month.

Edited August 23, 2010 by [email protected]@n

[Solitaire 614]

This so called FUP is being implemented in other countries as well. Australia/UAE etc also have FUPs albeit limits are 100 GB/200 GB or so.

 

Airtel's FUP is hit or miss. I am pretty sure I crossed my FUP limit this month and I'm still getting full speeds. This is the case with many others as well. I think they r not FUPping the older customers.

 

The other day I read an article online of this guy who choked a Belgian ISP with his 3 terabyte download in 1 month!

 

I am an older customer damn it.... And I AM GETTING FUPed.. FUPing airtel.. FUP them..

 

After 15gb elapses, I get hit with a speed restriction. 512kbps. I don't get it. It's supposed to go down to 256kbps. But it doesn't. And until the FUP limit is hit I get 1mbps.

 

It's like I'm stuck in the Train station between the Matrix and the machine world!

[devil_angel 157]

I am on the same plan. Its decent.There is no FUP crap and almost zero downtime. But don't rent/buy their modems... They suck... But for 750 the plan is VFM.

I already have the modem, been with BSNL since launch. I want to know....how is it for gaming? And video conferencing over skype too?

Edited August 23, 2010 by devil_angel

[devil_angel 157]

It is good only if you can't stand the FUP crap shoved in by private companies because their ping times are a bit higher as compared to Airtel etc, something in the range of 45-50ms locally (ND/Mumbai). But it's cheap. For 750 bucks, you get 512 UL with no FUP. Also if you get the modem from them, be ready to pay a huge bill in the 4th/5th billing cycle because that's the time they bill you for f**king everything, from installation charges to modem charges to what not.

what if I plan on setting up a static ip and using an open DNS? Does that reduce ping levels?

[Bird Bird Bird 1552]

what if I plan on setting up a static ip and using an open DNS? Does that reduce ping levels?

No to marginal difference :|

[devil_angel 157]

No to marginal difference :|

The thing that gives me the creeps is that I've been on 2Mbps all this time

[Bird Bird Bird 1552]

^^ f**k ! That's gonna be hard !!.. I am on 1mbps atm and I shudder @ 512kbps.

[devil_angel 157]

^^ f**k ! That's gonna be hard !!.. I am on 1mbps atm and I shudder @ 512kbps.

ya My connection now is very limited. Hence I have not much of an option than shifting or limiting my usage

[kalish121 3]

@ devil_angel i m using bsnl bb for last 3 years for online gaming in ps3 , now a days ping is pretty much improved , i m getting 250ms for american servers but be ready for everything in bsnl bb because sometimes it gives ping of 500ms for american servers

[devil_angel 157]

@ devil_angel i m using bsnl bb for last 3 years for online gaming in ps3 , now a days ping is pretty much improved , i m getting 250ms for american servers but be ready for everything in bsnl bb because sometimes it gives ping of 500ms for american servers

what's your internet speed yaar?

[kalish121 3]

2mbps UL , As you know speed doesn't affect ping LOL

[devil_angel 157]

2mbps UL , As you know speed doesn't affect ping LOL

ya....I was asking since you said you've been with BSNL for 3 years. Thought you'd have an idea about the plan. So, I have the normal 2mbps plan. You give the thumbsup for my shifting to 512 UL?