> I have canceled Xfinity

wrote:

What are you switching to?

T mobile Fiber.

wrote:

Enjoy!

I am. It's already Installed and am enjoying the faster speed.

BTW
A 2 Gig fiber connection offers 2,000 Megabits per second (Mbps), which translates to 250 Megabytes per second (MB/s).

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That's over wifi, then ethernet from the node. It'll be faster when I get the ethernet run to the 1st node after the ONT.

wrote:

Congrats on the 2006-era DSL speed

The wifi is faster near the first hub

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SamplesBoi wrote:

The second numbers are very good, upload especially so, not that you will have so much use for that.  First numbers is not impressive.  Show me it saying 2,000, though.

let me get the switch set up and we'll see. That wa a m1 mbp, which. think tops out at 1gig.

from google
The M1 MacBook Pro has a maximum theoretical Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) PHY data rate of 1200 Mbps. Because Apple silicon M1 models do not support 160 MHz channel bandwidth, they max out at two spatial streams instead of three, leaving real-world peak speeds generally topping out around 700–900 Mbps in ideal conditions.

I have 10tb of online storage to use. Already got about 1tb uploaded.