Think Comcast's 250gb limit is hard to hit?

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12 Jun 2011 05:32 - 12 Jun 2011 05:36 #16125 by Nacelle
I started back up with Netflix last month and we've been watching a lot of instant streaming. I just checked my router's usage stats and was blown away. To top it off, the kids are home for the summer playing games and watching youtube and we've shut off DirecTV. Comcast isn't going to be happy.
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12 Jun 2011 05:51 #16126 by Arxon
AT&T is limiting also. We went back to RR because of it.

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12 Jun 2011 05:57 #16127 by garfi3ld
I blew that limit out of the water last month, to the point where I had to cut myself off

Wes

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13 Jun 2011 02:27 #16143 by Wingless92

Arxon wrote: AT&T is limiting also. We went back to RR because of it.


They aren't for me yet. U-Verse is still good. Plus I don't use that much data anyways. They said that most i've ever used is 150gb. I highly doubt that but whateves, if I go over a bunch i'll switch to FIOS. I really want a reason to get their fastest speed.

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13 Jun 2011 03:30 #16145 by Nacelle
No Fios here. :(

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13 Jun 2011 07:46 #16152 by Arxon

Wingless92 wrote:

Arxon wrote: AT&T is limiting also. We went back to RR because of it.


They aren't for me yet. U-Verse is still good. Plus I don't use that much data anyways. They said that most i've ever used is 150gb. I highly doubt that but whateves, if I go over a bunch i'll switch to FIOS. I really want a reason to get their fastest speed.


Here is one website.

It pisses us off because we have more than 1 person who used the net and netflix.

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13 Jun 2011 23:14 #16156 by drpain
Comcast will rarely cal you about your limits unless you are running a seedbox or something like that. If anything they might call and ask you if you want to up to Business Class or something like that. I knew a kid in Bloomington that was doing terabytes since he used to host a ton of game servers and never got a call from them.

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14 Jun 2011 00:42 #16159 by Wingless92
Arxon, what I meant was that they weren't looking at my data yet, aka tracking it. Still says on the Att page that it hasn't been setup yet.

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14 Jun 2011 04:10 #16160 by Arxon
Ah, ok. Well we also had an odd problem with our blu-ray and our internet. Turn on the blu-ray for netflix and lose internet to our pcs... odd problem

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14 Jun 2011 04:18 #16161 by garfi3ld
thats easy, it is getting the same ip as something else on your network

Wes

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14 Jun 2011 04:48 #16162 by Dreyvas
I wouldn't think it would be normal to lose either internet or the Netflix stream. I've had no issues streaming to two devices at the same time in my house with the same account.

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14 Jun 2011 23:38 #16171 by Arxon
Checked the IPs they were all different

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15 Jun 2011 00:41 #16172 by Dreyvas
The private IPs will be different, of course. However, they most likely all go through a single public IP that is assigned to your modem by your ISP. Home routers use network address translation to have all the private IPs on your home network go through the single public address, since private IP addresses (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, 172.x.x.x, etc) can't be routed on the Internet.

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15 Jun 2011 00:50 #16174 by Wingless92
I'm lost, Dreyvas. Networking suck. I know that basic's and thats all I want. LMAO.

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15 Jun 2011 00:53 #16175 by Dreyvas
Just wait until more things go to IPv6, the addresses are crazy-looking:

3ffe:1900:4545:3:200:f8ff:fe21:67cf

:silly:

/networking geek

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15 Jun 2011 01:40 #16176 by L0rdG1gabyt3

Dreyvas wrote: Just wait until more things go to IPv6, the addresses are crazy-looking:

3ffe:1900:4545:3:200:f8ff:fe21:67cf

:silly:

/networking geek

Yeah!! IPv6 is going to be an interesting learn...Right now its fairly easy to remember your octets.

Im midway through my Networking and Server Structures class. We hit all the IP stuff last week.

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15 Jun 2011 05:05 #16177 by garfi3ld

Dreyvas wrote: The private IPs will be different, of course. However, they most likely all go through a single public IP that is assigned to your modem by your ISP. Home routers use network address translation to have all the private IPs on your home network go through the single public address, since private IP addresses (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, 172.x.x.x, etc) can't be routed on the Internet.


He was replying to my question. We have had similar problems when our router gave out an ip to a device that we typicly don't use and have set a manual ip on another device to the same address, killing the internet. We have had this at our lans multiple times and at the house here when setting up our new internet.


If you checked the ip's I am out of ideas lol

Wes

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15 Jun 2011 06:02 #16178 by Dreyvas
Oh, I missed that post since it was the last one on the first page, lol.

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15 Jun 2011 23:01 #16190 by Arxon
It is more like it was lagging out our internet, then really losing it.

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