Haxorware...What's the fastest d/l speeds you can get?

[chrissy2k6]

Hi peeps,

What is the maximum d/l speed you can get using haxoware,infinity...etc


Is there anything available that gives more than 10mb & do 20mb macs still exists?

[G77]

43 mbit downstream was acheivable with an ambit 250/255/256 (fact) but sadly its not any more.

[BL4K3Y]

Originally Posted by G77

43 mbit downstream was acheivable with an ambit 250/255/256 (fact) but sadly its not any more.

Those were the good old days .

[jack08]

Originally Posted by G77

43 mbit downstream was acheivable with an ambit 250/255/256 (fact) but sadly its not any more.

Yep them were the days lol

[mickmc68]

Originally Posted by chrissy2k6

Hi peeps,

What is the maximum d/l speed you can get using haxoware,infinity...etc


Is there anything available that gives more than 10mb & do 20mb macs still exists?

Yes m8 20mbs still exsist as do sum nice buisness macs to
http://www.speedtest.net/result/1583992440.png

Mick

[allnighta]

yeah still grabbing 20 meself for now with haxorware on a sb4100, whats the business maccs start with mick m8,just for testing purposes of course lol

[mickmc68]

how did u get haxorware on a sb4100 ? dont u mean hackware ? buissness macs nearly always start 00028A same as ambit200 macs

Mick

[allnighta]

yeah sorry hackware DOH, cheers dude

[TheCoder]

Originally Posted by mickmc68

buissness macs nearly always start 00028A same as ambit200 macs

Mick

Small businesses are often given standard domestic modems so it can be difficult, if not impossible, to tell. The only difference you will see is the downloaded config.

The company I work for was given a standard VMNG300 modem (which is identical to the one I used to have before it died) and has exactly the same MAC range as any other VMNG300 used by VM.

The 00028A Mac range is only for a specific modem type, not an indicator of a business line (although many businesses were given that modem type). There's probably also not too many of them these days, as most businesses will of migrated to a higher speed (thus requiring a different modem, so a different MAC range).

[mickmc68]

Originally Posted by TheCoder

Small businesses are often given standard domestic modems so it can be difficult, if not impossible, to tell. The only difference you will see is the downloaded config.

The company I work for was given a standard VMNG300 modem (which is identical to the one I used to have before it died) and has exactly the same MAC range as any other VMNG300 used by VM.

The 00028A Mac range is only for a specific modem type, not an indicator of a business line (although many businesses were given that modem type). There's probably also not too many of them these days, as most businesses will of migrated to a higher speed (thus requiring a different modem, so a different MAC range).

The buisness macs i got all from the ambit2050/2055 which are identicle to the 250/255 except for having a usb port and upgraded flash chip and memory chip

Mick