SCV Maxonline 3000 cable Connection prob!!

• Insightist

  7 Nov 03, 21:11

  Any of you guys have this suscription?
  Problem is recently my connection has been slowing down tremendously. I have reformatted all my computers. However, now only 1 computer can enjoy the super fast access. But the other computer, cant seem to connect to the internet. It seems that the router dont want to read it. Everything is enabled as DHCP.
  Help anyone?
  Also, if you know how to go about wireless connection for the motorola broadband sbg1000i router, do enlighten me.
• Insightist

  7 Nov 03, 21:20

  Aslo, there's this 2 way splitter, how do i use it?and where do i place it?
• BearBear®

  7 Nov 03, 21:36

  Originally posted by Insightist:

  Aslo, there's this 2 way splitter, how do i use it?and where do i place it?

  unless u r sharing the same antenna cable with ur tv and modem, if not can ignore the splitter
• Insightist

  7 Nov 03, 23:15

  Anybody else knows?
  Pls. i need help desperately..
  dun ask me to call starhub...cos they already sent 2 tech down n still cud figure out nothing!!!
• BearBear®

  7 Nov 03, 23:21

  since dhcp is enable,
  check whether ur the other computer is assign with an ip address
  
  
• bismarck

  7 Nov 03, 23:23

  is the com with the super fast access the same com tht is connected to the modem and router?
  
  the other coms are those with wireless cards?
  
  if that;s the case, the reason why the rest are slow is because the way data is transmitted to yr other coms.
  
  they are transmitted thru the radio waves and the max speed is often slower than the cable. so what happens is that yr com connected to the modem enjoys the max speed it can get. whereas the other coms are limited by the radio waves.
  
  that's what i think.not sure correc t or not.
• KyoAD

  8 Nov 03, 00:12

  Originally posted by Insightist:

  Any of you guys have this suscription?
  Problem is recently my connection has been slowing down tremendously. I have reformatted all my computers. However, now only 1 computer can enjoy the super fast access. But the other computer, cant seem to connect to the internet. It seems that the router dont want to read it. Everything is enabled as DHCP.
  Help anyone?
  Also, if you know how to go about wireless connection for the motorola broadband sbg1000i router, do enlighten me.

  can i know how slow is ur slow?? try to check for the ip address for the slow computers first lor..
  
• Insightist

  8 Nov 03, 20:35

  Those computers with wireless cards have flawless internet connection now that i have reformatted every computer in my house.
  And yes, the computer with the fast connection is directly connected to the modem router thru rj45.
  I am suspecting maybe my cat5e cables cannot support the speed, but then again, at most it'l just operate slower.
  Problem is now, when i plug another rj45 into say another computer, meaning to 2 rj45 cables connected, the 1st computer with the fast connection is not compromised, but the 2nd one connected is slowed down. Could it be distance that is garbling the signals transmitted? But again, cat5e cables support distances up to 100m.
  I am thoroughly confused also.
  Previously, when i had the Max online1500, though i had up to 3 computers connected using rj45, the speed is still reasonable, can even play CS on one, download songs on the other.
  
  Just would like to know if any of you experiencing or have experienced the same problem with the supposedly faster Max online 3000 connection.
  
• ViRuSKiD

  8 Nov 03, 20:49

  using maxonline 3000 for 1 months..doesnt seems to have this problem only thing that bothers me is i dont know how to set it to dmz mode!! someone teach me how.. !!
• Desert Fox

  9 Nov 03, 13:29

  Check if the child nodes and see if they have software firewall programmes installed.
  
  If you are using a switch or router.. check that the firewall features are not enabled if there is any.
• Insightist

  9 Nov 03, 21:25

  Ok...there's no firewall enabled, but the prob still exists.
  Sometimes the computers are able to access fast, sometimes they hang.
  However there's one computer connected the modem router, it's speed is always good and fast. Just call this computer A . A gets the best out of the internet access. B and C computers connected using rj45 cat5e cable get frequent hang ups.
  Wireless connection thru comp D is good.
  Any idea???
  
  HELP HELP HELP!!!
• BearBear®

  11 Nov 03, 01:48

  Originally posted by Insightist:

  Ok...there's no firewall enabled, but the prob still exists.
  Sometimes the computers are able to access fast, sometimes they hang.
  However there's one computer connected the modem router, it's speed is always good and fast. Just call this computer A . A gets the best out of the internet access. B and C computers connected using rj45 cat5e cable get frequent hang ups.
  Wireless connection thru comp D is good.
  Any idea???
  
  HELP HELP HELP!!!

  Firmware.
  Try update the router's firmware to the lastest version (if available)
  Does ur problem solved??
  
  Port test,
  If comp A is using port 1 on the router , try plugging to other ports.
  Does comp A still get the good speed on other ports??
  
  Cable test.
  Use the cable connected to comp B and try it on comp A.
  Does comp A gets frequent hang ups??
• CenturionMBT

  11 Nov 03, 02:13

  If you are using a two way splitter, try to pypass the TV and link it directly to the modem.See if it helps.