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Schoen.kevin: /* Articals on Testing your Connection Quality */

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‎Articals on Testing your Connection Quality

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There are a few functions that determine the "quality" of your connection from your service provider. In order to determine if the quality of bandwidth you are receiving is of high quality there are a few tests that you can do.

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-There are a few functions that determine the "quality" of your connection from your service provider. In order to determine if the quality of bandwidth you are receiving is of high quality there are a few tests that you can do.
+There are a few functions that determine the "quality" of your connection from your service provider. In order to determine if the quality of bandwidth you are receiving is of high quality, there are a few tests that you can do.
 The main components of connection "quality" are:
-*'''Speed or Bandwidth of a Connection''': This is usually erroneously referred to speed. The bandwidth is the correct term. For testing bandwidth go to: [[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]
+*'''Speed or Bandwidth of a Connection''': This is usually erroneously referred to as speed. Bandwidth is the correct term. For testing bandwidth go to: [[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]
 *'''Packet Loss''': This determines how many packets you loose between two points. Packet loss is generally more important than "Speed" or Latency. Having packet loss affects the Speed or Bandwidth of a connection because your computer and network components have to do more work to retransmit failed packets.
-*'''Latency''': This is the variation in the packets transmission on a connection. When there is large variation between the packets sent between two points, this various can affect critical services such as VOIP or SIP Trunking.
+*'''Latency''': This is the variation in the packets transmission on a connection. When there is large variation between the packets sent between two points, this can affect critical services such as VOIP or SIP Trunking.
-==Articals on Testing your Connection Quality==
+==Articles on Testing your Connection Quality==
 *[[Connection Speed Issues Debugging How-To]]
 *[[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]

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	*[[Bandwidth Calculations]]		*[[Bandwidth Calculations]]
	*[[How to check your DSL line speed]]		*[[How to check your DSL line speed]]
		+	*[[How to Perform an NI Check]]
		+	*[[Debugging Ethernet Port Duplex and Speed Settings]]
		+	*[[Debugging Routing Issues]]
		+	*[[How to check your DSL and EFM line speed]]
		+	*[[How to Reboot your Adtran Equipment or Cisco Router]]

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 *'''Speed or Bandwidth of a Connection''': This is usually erroneously referred to speed. The bandwidth is the correct term. For testing bandwidth go to: [[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]
 *'''Packet Loss''': This determines how many packets you loose between two points. Packet loss is generally more important than "Speed" or Latency. Having packet loss affects the Speed or Bandwidth of a connection because your computer and network components have to do more work to retransmit failed packets.
 *'''Latency''': This is the variation in the packets transmission on a connection. When there is large variation between the packets sent between two points, this various can affect critical services such as VOIP or SIP Trunking.

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 ==Articals on Testing your Connection Quality==
-[[Connection Speed Issues Debugging How-To]]
+*[[Connection Speed Issues Debugging How-To]]
-[[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]
+*[[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]
-[[Ping Testing]]
+*[[Ping Testing]]
-[[Latency Testing]]
+*[[Latency Testing]]
-[[Bandwidth Calculations]]
+*[[Bandwidth Calculations]]
-[[How to check your DSL line speed]]
+*[[How to check your DSL line speed]]

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	*'''Packet Loss''': This determines how many packets you loose between two points. Packet loss is generally more important than "Speed" or Latency. Having packet loss affects the Speed or Bandwidth of a connection because your computer and network components have to do more work to retransmit failed packets.		*'''Packet Loss''': This determines how many packets you loose between two points. Packet loss is generally more important than "Speed" or Latency. Having packet loss affects the Speed or Bandwidth of a connection because your computer and network components have to do more work to retransmit failed packets.
	*'''Latency''': This is the variation in the packets transmission on a connection. When there is large variation between the packets sent between two points, this various can affect critical services such as VOIP or SIP Trunking.		*'''Latency''': This is the variation in the packets transmission on a connection. When there is large variation between the packets sent between two points, this various can affect critical services such as VOIP or SIP Trunking.
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		+	==Articals on Testing your Connection Quality==
		+	[[Connection Speed Issues Debugging How-To]]
		+	[[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]
		+	[[Ping Testing]]
		+	[[Latency Testing]]
		+	[[Bandwidth Calculations]]
		+	[[How to check your DSL line speed]]

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 The main components of connection "quality" are:
-*[[Speed or Bandwidth of a Connection]]: This is usually erroneously referred to speed. The bandwidth is the correct term.
+*Speed or Bandwidth of a Connection: This is usually erroneously referred to speed. The bandwidth is the correct term. For testing bandwidth go to: [[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]
-*Packet Loss: This determines how many packets you will loose between two points. Packet loss is generally more important than "Speed" or Latency.
+*Packet Loss: This determines how many packets you loose between two points. Packet loss is generally more important than "Speed" or Latency. Having packet loss affects the Speed or Bandwidth of a connection because your computer and network components have to do more work to retransmit failed packets.
-*Latency: This is the variation in the performance of your connection.
+*Latency: This is the variation in the packets transmission on a connection. When there is large variation between the packets sent between two points, this various can affect critical services such as VOIP or SIP Trunking.

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−	There are a few functions that determine the "quality" of your connection from your service provider. In order to determine if the quality of bandwidth you are receiving is of high quality there are a few tests that you can do.	+	There are a few functions that determine the "quality" of your connection from your service provider. In order to determine if the quality of bandwidth you are receiving is of high quality there are a few tests that you can do.
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		+	The main components of connection "quality" are:
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		+	*Bandwidth of a Connection: This is sometimes called "Speed".
		+	*Packet Loss: This determines how many packets you will loose between two points. Packet loss is generally more important than "Speed" or Latency.
		+	*Latency: This is the variation in the performance of your connection.