I don't buy it. With over 300,000 sold, don't you think we would've heard more reports of this by now?

Wile EI don't buy it. With over 300,000 sold, don't you think we would've heard more reports of this by now?

yup! however it is probably a combination of things. im sure the iphone has a bug and im sure the IT people at duke are dumb.

Easy Rhinoyup! however it is probably a combination of things. im sure the iphone has a bug and im sure the IT people at duke are dumb.

Agreed. That's kinda what I meant, just didn't spell it out. Thought it to myself, not that it does anyone else any good, tho. :roll:

I agree Wil E. It doesnt seem plausible. I like how their IT people were describing how the phone can cripple their WiFi systems though. Probably just some joke to get some kick back from apple. I dont see 500 Iphones causing that much of a problem and that is only a guesstimate at how much may be there.

Duke wouldn't have very many students on campus right now. I'm sure they have some, but the bulk of their class would be off for the summer, I have several friends at Duke, and unless they all just bought iphones and drove down to Duke, they're still up in Pennsylvania. And even with those students, Duke isn't a very large school. Anyway, I wonder how many of their students that stay during the summer have iphones anyway...

someone prolly was just fuking with IT

Or a new iPhone virus... n1

evil-doers have planned to cripple our precious wifi networks:rolleyes:

i don't care what anyone says wifi is pretty half ass as far as speed even at 108g with 100% signal pages load slower than my 1gbps lan compared to my friends core 2 sitting 12ft from the router

yeah thats nice except that unless you are LAN gaming the 108mbps is plenty to flow the all of 6mbps that you get off the faster highspeed enets

cdawallyeah thats nice except that unless you are LAN gaming the 108mbps is plenty to flow the all of 6mbps that you get off the faster highspeed enets

What you forget is the latencies involved...

huh?

KennyT772What you forget is the latencies involved...

Those latencys are very minimal with G, and should get even better with N. ;)

I play games over my B network all the time without ANY issue.

My G network is just as good if not better.




Although thousands of arp's per second?

Right.

Someone needs to learn how to configure their cisco routers.

Flood protection maybe?

You know.. see an immense overflow of packets from a single source... PING device ignored temporarily... not exactly rocket science is it?

Our catalyst 3550's do it...

Dippy you can't tell me that latencies are the same on g/superg/n compared to 100basetx or gigabit.

KennyT772Dippy you can't tell me that latencies are the same on g/superg/n compared to 100basetx or gigabit.

No, I never said they were the same.

But 120ms or 60ms aren't gonna make a difference :rolleyes:

Most games you will not and really, shouldn't see a latency difference unless you are at 0, or >200ms.

I Play FPS's, RTS's and RPG's perfectly fine via wireless.

Latency is perfectly acceptable and assumed, within a certain range. This is like PSU's today, overhyped.

yeah i just put in a g with speedbooster (125mb/sec) it performs just as well as my 10/100 so i see no difference in browser speeds like i said you dont need anywere near the amount of data transfer available on 1gb lan waste of money is what it is

cdawallyeah i just put in a g with speedbooster (125mb/sec) it performs just as well as my 10/100 so i see no difference in browser speeds like i said you dont need anywere near the amount of data transfer available on 1gb lan waste of money is what it is

Unless you share large files between multiple computers on your network.

www.macworld.com/news/2007/07/20/dukecisco/index.php

Looks like its cisco's fault.

“I don’t believe it’s a Cisco problem in any way, shape or form,” Miller said firmly.

LOL.

Dippyskoodlezwww.macworld.com/news/2007/07/20/dukecisco/index.php

Looks like its cisco's fault.



LOL.

He sounds like 75% of all the MS certified IT guys I've met. "Network problem on a network involving Macs and PCs?" Oh, it must be the Mac's fault" :roll:

Wile EHe sounds like 75% of all the MS certified IT guys I've met. "Network problem on a network involving Macs and PCs?" Oh, it must be the Mac's fault" :roll:

Sadly, this is true just about everywhere.

Good thing is, people are getting better at weeding out the idiots.

Wile EHe sounds like 75% of all the MS certified IT guys I've met. "Network problem on a network involving Macs and PCs?" Oh, it must be the Mac's fault" :roll:

that is because it takes all of 2 brain cells to get MS certified. no offense to anyone here with it. :laugh: