**NOTE** If the situation changes I'll update this page. Enta have changed the ADSL set up so that users now connect to the internet via IPSC (IPStream Connect) rather than the old IPStream Centrals. View Entanet WBC node status This link will show you which IPSC or WBC 'node' you are
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More broadband info/tips
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faraday-ipsc > City of London View Entanet WBC node status EntaNet Broadband Status - IPSC/WBC This EntaNet status display opposite shows the current status
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of the IPSC nodes. The data is updated every 5 minutes - refresh the page to see the updated IPSC nodes status. Latest updates from EntaNet's NOC Update: 4th November 2009 EntaNet have introduced traffic
shaping/speed throttling for some types of internet traffic to try and
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Under EntaNet's new IPSC(20CN) WBC(21CN) setup you can no-longer switch central pipes or nodes. So if your IPSC/WBC node is performing poorly you can't move to a faster one! Official
EntaNet NOC
(Network Operations Centre) broadband service status. Simple Broadband speed test ADSL Max the basics Long line Router test ADSL Glossary View Entanet WBC node status
*Previous Enta 'Central Pipes checking' notes left below for reference* EntaNet CENTRAL PIPE status and usage Finding the Enta Central Pipe you are currently connected to the internet on and also the current status/capacity of the other available Central Pipes. CHANGES TO CENTRAL PIPES: 27/11/2008 *See below for new methods to check your pipe*... EntaNet announcement: Displaying the Central Pipe Status and finding out which one you are connected to Since EntaNet made the above changes to improve the
load on the available pipes checking the status of the Centrals pipes has
changed. Official EntaNet NOC (Network Operations Centre) service status.
Changing EntaNet Central pipes (FREEOLA / ADSL24 / AQUISS / UKFSN / FALCONNET / etc.)
To switch your EntaNet Central Pipe (your connection to the
internet) don't reboot your router just drop the connection and
then re-connect.
EntaNet Gateway (LNS Router) to Central Pipe Map: The status of the others Centrals follows. 7.2 (7150kbps) is the maximum possible speed you will see for a central pipe, but even if your line is getting the maximum sync (8128kbps) your actual speed will always be lower due to additional overheads.
Improving Broadband Speed
Low SNR in the evening on ADSL Max |