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BYOD 1 GbE cable from Xfinity or secured 1 GbF fiber from AT&T

BYOD 1 GbE cable from Xfinity or secured 1 GbF fiber from AT&T

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Cal_Cubed2
Junior Member
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06-11-2023, 10:49 AM
#11
Not found on the Pace router, regrettably
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Cal_Cubed2
06-11-2023, 10:49 AM #11

Not found on the Pace router, regrettably

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eduardodd08
Posting Freak
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06-12-2023, 08:33 PM
#12
I own the Xfinity service you mentioned. I don’t refer to it as gigabit since its upload speed is 40mbps. I recently replaced my networking equipment with an 8-port Netgear Gigabit switch, skipping the Gigabit ports on my Netgear router. Everything connects via the Xfi Xfinity wireless router cable modem.
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eduardodd08
06-12-2023, 08:33 PM #12

I own the Xfinity service you mentioned. I don’t refer to it as gigabit since its upload speed is 40mbps. I recently replaced my networking equipment with an 8-port Netgear Gigabit switch, skipping the Gigabit ports on my Netgear router. Everything connects via the Xfi Xfinity wireless router cable modem.

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TrueBit
Senior Member
590
06-12-2023, 11:34 PM
#13
It's referred to as DMZPlus mode on the Pace device.
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TrueBit
06-12-2023, 11:34 PM #13

It's referred to as DMZPlus mode on the Pace device.

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yArthur
Member
169
06-13-2023, 03:18 AM
#14
Uncertain about the source of the 60 Mbps upload speed. The quickest I’ve heard from Comcast is around 45 Mbps, though luckily. Officially, the plan supports a 35 Mbps upload limit. Regarding the maximum, you could possibly qualify for a free data promotion worth $25 per month for a year, otherwise expect an additional $50 monthly fee for unlimited. Still, with the $10 per 50 GB pricing, you’d need to hit at least 250 Gb over the cap before it makes sense.
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yArthur
06-13-2023, 03:18 AM #14

Uncertain about the source of the 60 Mbps upload speed. The quickest I’ve heard from Comcast is around 45 Mbps, though luckily. Officially, the plan supports a 35 Mbps upload limit. Regarding the maximum, you could possibly qualify for a free data promotion worth $25 per month for a year, otherwise expect an additional $50 monthly fee for unlimited. Still, with the $10 per 50 GB pricing, you’d need to hit at least 250 Gb over the cap before it makes sense.

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Abe_YouTube7
Member
125
06-14-2023, 04:42 PM
#15
It's accurate at 35-45Mbps. Still weighing the move, unsure about the impact of the slow upload (no Plex server or similar).
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Abe_YouTube7
06-14-2023, 04:42 PM #15

It's accurate at 35-45Mbps. Still weighing the move, unsure about the impact of the slow upload (no Plex server or similar).

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WindowshadeTS
Junior Member
41
06-18-2023, 02:50 PM
#16
I’m working with a setup that supports 10 Mbps upload. It functions fine, even though Comcast is the only provider nearby. My Plex server is currently disabled for internet sharing. I purchased it with the goal of reducing bandwidth consumption to stay within limits. We experienced some months where we approached those caps. A NAS is coming soon, and I intend to install Plex there. I also have extra storage on my network. I’ll back up my Steam library to that device since restoring it would take a significant amount of time—over a year—for the 600+ gigabytes in my Steam apps folder.
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WindowshadeTS
06-18-2023, 02:50 PM #16

I’m working with a setup that supports 10 Mbps upload. It functions fine, even though Comcast is the only provider nearby. My Plex server is currently disabled for internet sharing. I purchased it with the goal of reducing bandwidth consumption to stay within limits. We experienced some months where we approached those caps. A NAS is coming soon, and I intend to install Plex there. I also have extra storage on my network. I’ll back up my Steam library to that device since restoring it would take a significant amount of time—over a year—for the 600+ gigabytes in my Steam apps folder.

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