if u use router, just set MTU -> 576 ,

if u use direct plug in , just use Dial up / RAS ( dont use Window Mobile Broadband Connection or the Dashboard Connection

as Dial up / RAS original MTU is 576 as well,..
Packet size, often referred to as MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) is the greatest amount of data that can be transferred in one physical frame on the network. For Ethernet, the MTU is 1500 bytes, for PPPoE 1492, dial-up connections often use 576.

Each transmission unit consists of header and actual data. The actual data is referred to as MSS (Maximum Segment Size), which defines the largest segment of TCP data that can be transmitted. Essentially,
MTU=MSS + TCP & IP headers.
It is obvious then that smaller packets will be transmitted faster, simply because of the throughput limitation of the line. It's however somewhat moot point in large transfers, all that's illustrated above is the fact that transferring more data takes more time

source -> Here

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Added on December 28, 2012, 4:18 amafter tweak E398 and the MTU to 576

here's the most stable result

how u set it to UMTS 2100, mind share it  ..have u found the way how to check QoS sir?

if u use router, just set MTU -> 576 ,

if u use direct plug in , just use Dial up / RAS ( dont use Window Mobile Broadband Connection or the Dashboard Connection

as Dial up / RAS original MTU is 576 as well,..
Packet size, often referred to as MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) is the greatest amount of data that can be transferred in one physical frame on the network. For Ethernet, the MTU is 1500 bytes, for PPPoE 1492, dial-up connections often use 576.

Each transmission unit consists of header and actual data. The actual data is referred to as MSS (Maximum Segment Size), which defines the largest segment of TCP data that can be transmitted. Essentially,
MTU=MSS + TCP & IP headers.
It is obvious then that smaller packets will be transmitted faster, simply because of the throughput limitation of the line. It's however somewhat moot point in large transfers, all that's illustrated above is the fact that transferring more data takes more time

source -> Here

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Added on December 28, 2012, 4:18 amafter tweak E398 and the MTU to 576

here's the most stable result

wanna upgrade new modem, but 2013 smart phone rebate also coming liao   

lool.smartphone rebate for the phone with max price of rm500 only...

any1 tried e392? saw it at andrew e-store..  

if u use router, just set MTU -> 576 ,

if u use direct plug in , just use Dial up / RAS ( dont use Window Mobile Broadband Connection or the Dashboard Connection

as Dial up / RAS original MTU is 576 as well,..
Packet size, often referred to as MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) is the greatest amount of data that can be transferred in one physical frame on the network. For Ethernet, the MTU is 1500 bytes, for PPPoE 1492, dial-up connections often use 576.

Each transmission unit consists of header and actual data. The actual data is referred to as MSS (Maximum Segment Size), which defines the largest segment of TCP data that can be transmitted. Essentially,
MTU=MSS + TCP & IP headers.
It is obvious then that smaller packets will be transmitted faster, simply because of the throughput limitation of the line. It's however somewhat moot point in large transfers, all that's illustrated above is the fact that transferring more data takes more time

source -> Here

wanna upgrade new modem, but 2013 smart phone rebate also coming liao   

Hello,

I was planning to buy a 3g modem. But I have no idea in this sector. I read the whole thread but could not yet decide which one to buy. If you suggest me what to buy and what not to buy, will be very helpful.

Thanx in advance

Modem Recommendation Table

Speed :

E367 < E372 < 320U <  ( MF680 = E398 / MF680 < E398 )

Stability :

MF680 < 320U < ( E398 = E372 / E398 < E372 )

Price :

MF680 < 320U < E372 < E398

Verdict :

Sierra Wireless 320U : Most affordable LTE Modem. Some stability issue but not as serious as MF680.
ZTE MF680 : Speed almost on par with Huawei E398, need to cool it properly else it is a pain on stability.
Huawei E372 : The most stable modem you can get. Easily modified. Speed is not amazing for E372.
Huawei E398 : The balance blend of stability and speed, completely future proof for now.

-26/12/2012

Wow nice, Thanx man.

One more thing what about E355 ?

Huawei E355 is a MiFi modem

A MiFi modem is never mean to be used  24/7

MiFi modem is for portable usage for people who always travel

ow, ok.
So, according to your opinion and experience which one will be the best <200rm ?

You guys ponder over this

its a E398 direct plug in

you guys knoe the answer ?

<RM200

Get Sierra Wireless 320U / ZTE MF680

One is a bit faster, another is a bit more stabler

Most likely the modem will be on 24/7. So, I guess I should go for MF680 [with heat sink]

You guys ponder over this

its a E398 direct plug in

you guys knoe the answer ?

Most likely the modem will be on 24/7. So, I guess I should go for MF680 [with heat sink]