There is nothing like free lunch, if you need more bandwidth, you need to pay for it.
Changes to MTU etc used to make some minor difference in dial up days, but with the current slew of DSL connections, they hardly make any perceptible difference. Unless you are using a wireless based internet connection for the last mile...
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Originally Posted by finetuning  1)With Automatic IP address assignment router keeps on searching new IP address every 12 minutes and this hangs connection without our notice...with assigning manual IP address we are pointing exact IP address in TCP/IPin right directions..... |
This is
complete nonsense dude. And I dont think a DHCP lease is set for 12 minutes in any hardware I know, unless of course, you made some "mods" to it?
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Originally Posted by finetuning Found another good way improve browsing speed with whatever connection we have at no extra cost and easy to implement.
Its OpenDNS.It improves the DNS resolution so fast making surfing really faster.I m using it since few days and working great.
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From India, Open DNS does not really speed up your browsing experience, instead slows it down for a majority of cases. The culprit here is network delays. The ping time to the OpenDNS servers is around 300ms from India.
For Airtel, it makes no sense to use it. Their DNS servers hardly ever go down.
But for BSNL, since their DNS servers keep going down, I use OpenDNS. And that does not speed up browsing, instead slows down domain name resolution.
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Originally Posted by finetuning We need to reboot pc as we are changing network properties and not making any changes at router configuration. |
No need to reboot after changing network settings, for any modern operating system.
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Originally Posted by finetuning ...Apart form faster browsing this blocks phishing attempt,blocks ugly contents and much more. |
Non sense again.
