Cage wrote
Abou7meed wrote
TigerFox wrote
Any plan that has unlimited quota and capped speed also has higher latency. I am not sure why , but I have two relatives and a few friends who where subscribed to limited plans and had terrible pings . Only on subscribing to open speed plans fixed ping latencies for them. Now subscribing to open speed alone might help but mainly turning off interleaving ( "gaming mode" ) is what will give you the juicy ping , however , it all depends on how far you are from the central , which is out of your hand. I think only if you live alone then your ping will be decent.

Exactly, once your modem starts syncing internet from Ogero, give them a call and ask for Interleaving OFF (gaming mode/fast mode - or whatever they called it)
I was with IDM with high pings, but when I switched to Ogero with interleaving off, unbelievable results !
Did it affect your speed or not? I do not live far away from their office like 1.5km or something like that and i had Open speed from Cyberia used to get 10mbps. Do you think it will affect my speed since i am now subscribed to Ogero 2mbps unlimited plan? My friend who has the exact same plan from Ogero gets 90 ping ( I don't think he has interleaving off ) and i just got my router from Ogero, gonna leave it for a few days to see if there's any difference ( Made a speed test once i brought it ping was averaging 300 lol but i'll give it some time and call them tomorrow or something ).

Well it didn't affect my speed, I am around 1 Km from the CO, was getting 13-15 Mbps with IDM and same with Ogero for now,
As @Abo7meed said , it shouldnt affect the speed.

By default , for everyone , interleaving is on. You can easily call and ask them to turn it off. But again , if your line is not stable , you'll face frequent disconnections and packet losses , but you can turn on interleaving again it is not a problem
TigerFox wroteAs @Abo7meed said , it shouldnt affect the speed.

By default , for everyone , interleaving is on. You can easily call and ask them to turn it off. But again , if your line is not stable , you'll face frequent disconnections and packet losses , but you can turn on interleaving again it is not a problem
Hmm gonna wait until Monday to see if anything changes(start of next month) and then I'll see what i can do. I am good with 90 ping though
anybody know if the ISP switch is still happening? or we have to wait 2 months if we wanna switch?
I'm switching to global vision, and they are claiming they need a maximum of 10 days to give me my internet.
While when I called to cancel from wise they told ogero redisabled this from happening and it would take them 1.5 - 2 months for switching ISPs....
1 of them is lying or uninformed, I took the risk and asked wise to cancel it, since they could easily lie to discourage me from canceling..
I will try to follow up your case at globalvision, just ask sales to forward your name to anthony and denys, i will continue from there.
nuclearcat wroteI will try to follow up your case at globalvision, just ask sales to forward your name to anthony and denys, i will continue from there.
thanks, its always good to have wasta
Nemesis-301 wroteanybody know if the ISP switch is still happening? or we have to wait 2 months if we wanna switch?
I'm switching to global vision, and they are claiming they need a maximum of 10 days to give me my internet.
While when I called to cancel from wise they told ogero redisabled this from happening and it would take them 1.5 - 2 months for switching ISPs....
1 of them is lying or uninformed, I took the risk and asked wise to cancel it, since they could easily lie to discourage me from canceling..
I feel I should give an update on this. I received a phone call today from global vision, they are gonna install the new router tomorrow.
turns out all they needed was 3 days, and now we know who was lying/uninformed.
I will post gaming ping and speed results in comparison with that of wise tomorrow night on the "feedback for THGV" thread.
Nemesis-301 wrote
Nemesis-301 wroteanybody know if the ISP switch is still happening? or we have to wait 2 months if we wanna switch?
I'm switching to global vision, and they are claiming they need a maximum of 10 days to give me my internet.
While when I called to cancel from wise they told ogero redisabled this from happening and it would take them 1.5 - 2 months for switching ISPs....
1 of them is lying or uninformed, I took the risk and asked wise to cancel it, since they could easily lie to discourage me from canceling..
I feel I should give an update on this. I received a phone call today from global vision, they are gonna install the new router tomorrow.
turns out all they needed was 3 days, and now we know who was lying/uninformed.
I will post gaming ping and speed results in comparison with that of wise tomorrow night on the "feedback for THGV" thread.
We might need to do some tuning and tests for your account, as thgv have several options for gamers ping. I think it worth to try all of them.
Nemesis-301 wrote
Nemesis-301 wroteanybody know if the ISP switch is still happening? or we have to wait 2 months if we wanna switch?
I'm switching to global vision, and they are claiming they need a maximum of 10 days to give me my internet.
While when I called to cancel from wise they told ogero redisabled this from happening and it would take them 1.5 - 2 months for switching ISPs....
1 of them is lying or uninformed, I took the risk and asked wise to cancel it, since they could easily lie to discourage me from canceling..
I feel I should give an update on this. I received a phone call today from global vision, they are gonna install the new router tomorrow.
turns out all they needed was 3 days, and now we know who was lying/uninformed.
I will post gaming ping and speed results in comparison with that of wise tomorrow night on the "feedback for THGV" thread.
Oh wow welp they took 40 days to switch isp s for me
What does it mean when the downstream attenuation is zero/zed/nil?


Mode: ADSL_G.dmt
Traffic Type: ATM
Status: Up
Link Power State: L0

Downstream Upstream
Line Coding(Trellis): On On
SNR Margin (0.1 dB): 210 280
Attenuation (0.1 dB): 0 270
Output Power (0.1 dBm): 164 119
Attainable Rate (Kbps): 4802 1188

This is on an ogero 2mb 'unlimited' connection
7 days later
Nemesis-301 wrote
Nemesis-301 wroteanybody know if the ISP switch is still happening? or we have to wait 2 months if we wanna switch?
I'm switching to global vision, and they are claiming they need a maximum of 10 days to give me my internet.
While when I called to cancel from wise they told ogero redisabled this from happening and it would take them 1.5 - 2 months for switching ISPs....
1 of them is lying or uninformed, I took the risk and asked wise to cancel it, since they could easily lie to discourage me from canceling..
I feel I should give an update on this. I received a phone call today from global vision, they are gonna install the new router tomorrow.
turns out all they needed was 3 days, and now we know who was lying/uninformed.
I will post gaming ping and speed results in comparison with that of wise tomorrow night on the "feedback for THGV" thread.
I'd love to hear your feedback
xazbrat wroteWhat does it mean when the downstream attenuation is zero/zed/nil?


Mode: ADSL_G.dmt
Traffic Type: ATM
Status: Up
Link Power State: L0

Downstream Upstream
Line Coding(Trellis): On On
SNR Margin (0.1 dB): 210 280
Attenuation (0.1 dB): 0 270
Output Power (0.1 dBm): 164 119
Attainable Rate (Kbps): 4802 1188

This is on an ogero 2mb 'unlimited' connection
How far away do you live from the CO? it could be a case where you are connected to an active cabinet in your area as well.
There should be attenuation for sure.
a month later
Hello guys,

I am with ogero subscribed to the open speed 100 GB plan and getting speeds around 13mbps on adsl.

I saw packages of other ISPs . I liked Terranet and Mobi plans for example. I especially need the unlimited night traffic .
Which of the private ISPs would you recommend . Will i find an ISP as stable as ogero or at least close ? And which do you recommend . I previously heard IDM was the best but now their support is very bad .
Techlover wroteHello guys,

I am with ogero subscribed to the open speed 100 GB plan and getting speeds around 13mbps on adsl.

I saw packages of other ISPs . I liked Terranet and Mobi plans for example. I especially need the unlimited night traffic .
Which of the private ISPs would you recommend . Will i find an ISP as stable as ogero or at least close ? And which do you recommend . I previously heard IDM was the best but now their support is very bad .
I agree--stay with Ogero. The other ISP's always have an asterisk with FUP or other limitation(s) which makes their offers too good to be true. If you need more capacity for downloads, and you don't care about the speeds, subscribe to one of the unlimited plans, but you get slower internet with is frustrating, or you could jump up your plan in 50 gig increments for $10.
I have 2 questions so I'll devide them into 2 posts coz they are not related.

#1
Sorry to ask in here, but has anyone faced issues with some games on specific networks?! It's annoying the hell out of me.

I'm on PC:

-I can play Squad on wifi home ogero network but not on my 4G mobile hotspot network. I technically can, but only find couple of chinese servers only, while when i'm on wifi i can see all servers European, ME, American etc...

-I can only play Battlefield V on my 4G mobile hotspot network and not on my wifi home ogero network. It even doesn't load on wifi and says that it's offline. Once I switch networks it works like a charm.
Other Origin games like Apex work perfectly fine on wifi.
#2

Has anyone done any tests regarding wifi vs lan?!

I'm on ogero and my ping is bad although they have put me on interleaving off / low ping mode.
It hovers between 90 and 120 with occasional spikes to thousands for a couple of seconds each like 5 minutes. It gets very annoying while gaming.

Upstream Downstream
Current Rate (kbps) 404 6400
Max Rate (kbps) 418 7680
SNR Margin (dB) 7.3 9.9
Line Attenuation (dB) 36.7 24.3
Errors (pkts) 89 504

I'm fine with downloads speeds but the ping issues are irritating me.

So would a LAN cable be very beneficiary for my case?!!
I'll have to go like 10m and cut through a wall so it's a bit of hassle that's why I'm asking, to see if it's worth it.
Would the ping spikes begone? How much would the ping be lower? Will it be more stable?!

I'd like to know if anyone conducted a quasi-scientific quantitative/qualitative tests about this matter: Wifi vs Lan.
Guys, does anyone know a good reliable internet provider in Monsef (above byblos).
There is no phone line, so dsl is not an option.
AVOlio wroteGuys, does anyone know a good reliable internet provider in Monsef (above byblos).
There is no phone line, so dsl is not an option.
If you have a 4G enabled phone, try manual searching for available networks. if you find in your area a 4G network for Ogero, then your area is covered by LTE network by OGERO. it would be faster than ADSL.
And then I would subscribe for LTE from alfa or touch?
I would rather not seeing the prices.
I was talking about cable internet.