Hugh Bandwidth...Is It Gaming

ubergeek

D.K. wrote: »

Hello Albertross,
Did the above but it didn't say which router I'm using only IP address,Subnet Mask and Default Gateway but I'm still keeping my eye on that 360 anyway!!

Regards,
D (and Hugh)

Type the default gateway address (should be something like 192.168.1.1) into the address bar of Internet Explorer and hit return. This should take you the the admin web page of your router.

D.K.

ubergeek wrote: »

Type the default gateway address (should be something like 192.168.1.1) into the address bar of Internet Explorer and hit return. This should take you the the admin web page of your router.

thanks ubergeek,

getting "Access denied". Problem is probably the wrong username or password. Whatever next! however I suspect the router is Hasbani Conextant but it doesn't say on the router or in the guide. Very odd.

D

albertross_2

admin
epicrouter

Conor_3

Blacksheep1979 wrote: »

I'm not saying I know more - I never said that anywhere,

I believe the words were

"I have a degree in Computer Science"

Thankfully the people who have taken such degrees have managed to do so much damage that companies have finally woken up and realised how worthless such a bit of paper is without the experience behind it.

superscaper

Conor wrote: »

I believe the words were

"I have a degree in Computer Science"

Thankfully the people who have taken such degrees have managed to do so much damage that companies have finally woken up and realised how worthless such a bit of paper is without the experience behind it.

What experience? To me when I think of computer science it has got nothing to do with building pcs, fixing them or solving software problems. It's about the development of information and computation theories and implementations. In fact I think the term "computer science" is a bit of a misnomer. A lot of it overlaps with electronic engineering and I wouldn't have thought that was worthless.

"Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes." Edsger Dijkstra

student100

Hey ho. I'm surprised nobody who supposedly "knows anything about computers" has mentioned something sensible:

Bandwidth of for example a filter, a is the difference between the upper and lower cutoff frequencies of for example a communication channel or a signal spectrum, and is typically measured in hertz.

As used in earlier posts you're variously referring to either throughput, bitrate or "total data transferred per month".



(And yes, Computer Science is basically a lot of engineering, a lot of mathematics, a bit of physics, some psychology, linguistics and social science...not a lot to do with plugging bits of hardware together or getting Microsoft software to work).


Tom
MEng Computer Science
(student100 isn't a student anymore...)

D.K.

I'm beginning to feel sorry I mentioned Hugh Bandwidth now.

superscaper

D.K. wrote: »

I'm beginning to feel sorry I mentioned Hugh Bandwidth now.

Not to mention misspelling "huge".

superscaper

student100 wrote: »

Hey ho. I'm surprised nobody who supposedly "knows anything about computers" has mentioned something sensible:

Bandwidth of for example a filter, a is the difference between the upper and lower cutoff frequencies of for example a communication channel or a signal spectrum, and is typically measured in hertz.

As used in earlier posts you're variously referring to either throughput, bitrate or "total data transferred per month".

So saying bandwidth is essentially speed (rather than amount of data) in a data system isn't sensible? Just because people may have been using layman's terms instead of copying and pasting a wikipedia definition doesn't mean they've somehow got it wrong. And for most end users of broadband trying to explain in purely communication engineering terms is less sensible than explaining it as simply as possible. Unfortunately it's one of those terms that covers so much now that trying to give any kind of strict de facto definition is meaningless in itself and it varies depending upon context.

D.K.

superscaper wrote: »

Not to mention misspelling "huge".

Have you never heard of "Hugh"?
I thought he was at University with you.