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Dropping to zero bandwidth

Silverwind Tzedek
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Join date: 10 Nov 2006
Posts: 13
01-19-2008 13:49
We have a problem that started this morning. After logging into SL, all of my bandwidth drops to zero and everything stops. The program is not crashing, but with no data coming in from SL, nothing is happening of course. All other DSL functions are working without a problem, so I'm not sure if its a Linden problem or not.

Is anyone else reading the forums noticing a problem like this?
Arcane Clawtooth
5 By 5
Join date: 7 Jan 2008
Posts: 201
01-19-2008 22:18
From: Silverwind Tzedek
We have a problem that started this morning. After logging into SL, all of my bandwidth drops to zero and everything stops. The program is not crashing, but with no data coming in from SL, nothing is happening of course. All other DSL functions are working without a problem, so I'm not sure if its a Linden problem or not.

Is anyone else reading the forums noticing a problem like this?

Been getting this for ages with DSL over wireless, hopefully it will fix for me when I get cable next week (crosses fingers).
Oryx Tempel
Registered User
Join date: 8 Nov 2006
Posts: 7,663
01-20-2008 11:45
From: Silverwind Tzedek
We have a problem that started this morning. After logging into SL, all of my bandwidth drops to zero and everything stops. The program is not crashing, but with no data coming in from SL, nothing is happening of course. All other DSL functions are working without a problem, so I'm not sure if its a Linden problem or not.

Is anyone else reading the forums noticing a problem like this?

Are you running on wireless? SL sometimes really hates wireless. Other times, it works great.

Have you unplugged your modem and let it sit for a few minutes, then replugged it back in?
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Laurel Randt
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Join date: 21 Nov 2007
Posts: 1
01-20-2008 12:49
I am having the same issue, and its starting to happen more frequently.