Yeah, I think your best bet will be to just try a few here. Preferably some with performance guarantees.Marc33 wrote:Thanks. That sucks. What kind of speeds do you guys get to/from Europe/US?
So corporate clients get the hi-speed lane while private customers have their speed throttled. Maybe I could find a VPN provider who is on the hi-speed lane... I guess I'll just have to give a couple of them a shot. It's usually around 8-12 USD/month.
This is because of your ISP international bandwidth speed cap. I am on ViewQwest 150Mbit (no caps) and can max out full connection through VPN.Hidy Ho wrote:I have fiber optic (can't remember but it's over 100 mbps service) and it caps at 25mbps for oversee so I don't see the full benefit of my supposedly awesome capability (e.g. torrents). I have started using usenet instead of torrents and have tapped into some hyperspeed downloads.
For OP, I would get those VPN service that has servers around the work (around $8 USD/month) and find the best server to VPN through (e.g. StrongVPN or Witopia). Witopia has pretty nice UI and easy to change servers. Someone I know use Witopia to watch US based streams and it works fine. However, using either, I've never even remotely come close to 25 mbps speed.
This is very good information and thank you.stiwi wrote: This is because of your ISP international bandwidth speed cap. I am on ViewQwest 150Mbit (no caps) and can max out full connection through VPN.
That don't enforce a cap, but they will tell you that you can't always expect full speed to international sites due to the backbone out of Singapore.Hidy Ho wrote: Anyone know if Myrepublic has int'l cap?
Cancel M1 and sign up for a provider who will give you more than a single static IP.naanwar wrote:background - currently on M1 fibre broadband with AsusN56 router plugged into Huawei ONT LAN port 1.
I would like to set up another VPN installed router, in addition to the above router, to access content in the US.
I called M1 to inquire if LAN Port 2, 3, and 4 in the ONT are available for my 2nd router and they told me NO.
What are my options?
I have been in the process of narrowing down my choices for the ISP when we move in to our place in 2 weeks. ViewQwest is a few bucks more for an extra 50 mbps (over MR) but the kicker to me is the 5 IP's you get with it. Nice!zzm9980 wrote:
Cancel M1 and sign up for a provider who will give you more than a single static IP.
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