Show me speed

Under the control of Cisco Unified Communications Manager or Cisco Unified CME. The following sections provide information about this feature: Summary of SCCP Supplementary Features for FXS ports Configuring Feature Access Codes The following commands were introduced or modified by this feature: call forward all, call forward cancel, debug voip application stcapp buffer-history, pickup direct, pickup group, pickup local, prefix (stcapp-fac), prefix (stcapp-fsd), redial, show stcapp buffer-history, show stcapp device, show stcapp feature codes, speed dial, stcapp feature access-code, stcapp feature speed-dial, voicemail (stcapp-fsd). 12.4(9)T Adds support for SCCP supplementary features on analog FXS ports on Cisco ISRs. SCCP Meet-Me Conference 12.4(20)YA Adds FAC to enable user on an analog SCCP phone to start or join a meet-me conference call. To initiate a meet-me conference, a phone user presses the FAC prefix and feature code for SCCP Meet-Me Conference (default **5) and dials the meet-me conference number. Participants can join the conference by dialing in. The following sections provide information about this feature: SCCP Meet-Me Conference Configuring Feature Access Codes The following commands were introduced by this feature: meetme-conference.

Recording speed of 4x (704KB/Sec), and makes the disc Read-Only.n Perform read speed test when reading from another driveSelect to test the actual read speed of the source disc, and then adjust the write speed or caching options accordingly.n Cache to hard diskSelect an option from the drop-down list to indicate when to cache data before burning.n Temporary hard disk locationClick to specify the location in which to cache your project.n Maximum write buffer allocationClick to set the maximum amount of memory to allocate for buffering.n Enable error loggingSelect to create an error log each time you burn a disc.n Error log file nameClick and select a location and name for the error log file.n Reset “Do not show me again” warningsSelect to reset the “Do not show me again” warnings. Burn setup warnings that you have asked not see again will appear.6 To start burning to disc, click OK.The Burn Progress dialog box appears, showing you the progress while the project is burning to disc.Tip: If an error occurs during the burn process, you can find out more about the error by clicking on the error link.

Upload ISP test? My ISP says they are delivering 400mb/s download and 25 Mb/s upload. When running the CST what should my initial test settings be? Download upload limits. It can be 100Mbps download limit and 25Mbps upload limit. I have very big doubt that an ISP really provides 400Mbps internet speed to remotely located servers. They usually host ookla speedtest servers inside their own local network to provide fast 400Mbps speed test results at speedtest.net What is your recommended path for showing the (bad) results of internet speed test? I’d like to catch Comcast / Xfinity in the process of giving me less than I paid for internet services... I have been paying for 1Gbps and I constantly get 100-200Mbps when measuring against Fast.com (and this correlates to my horrible streaming from any video providers other than Comcast ) - and when I call comcast they continually refer me to Oookla - which I believe they invested into? And its an impartial test where they are just showing speed to their own kit... I want to show them what I am experiencing as losses from all services outside their own... Fast.com (built by Netflix) seems to show the reality... What is your recommended path for showing them this? I can run your kit continually on a self contained service in my network - but are there any recommendations you can give for better result that can pinpoint the issue? It is strange because 100Mbps should be enough for any video streaming service. I want to show them what I am experiencing as losses from all services outside their own. - I think they already know that. It is a hidden thing inside ISP business, the speed depends on server that you use. It is very cheap for an ISP

August 29, 2022 When you get a speeding ticket it’s normal to wonder whether the police did everything correctly. How did they measure your speed? Did they do it correctly? One of the most common questions we are asked is do the police need to show me my speed? In other words, is there an obligation on the police to show you the reading on the Radar or Laser?The reason this question is a big concern is that we have a natural desire to know the evidence that the police are relying on. If the police are claiming that you were speeding, surely they have evidence? Right?Physical evidence vs. fleeting evidenceIn certain types of cases, there may be physical evidence of an offence. This may be the illegal weapon that the police seize or even the documents that show that a substance was a certain drug. Video evidence or an audio recording might capture the incident and usually, such evidence must be disclosed to an accused.Sometimes, however, the evidence is fleeting and can’t be seized or captured in some manner. The classic example is the odour of liquor on the breath of a driver. A police officer can record in some location that they smelled an odour of liquor and then testify about smelling the odour when it comes time to go to court. The evidentiary breathalyzers in police stations have a printer that generates evidence. Those instruments record certain aspects of the test to ensure the reliability of the reading. The instrument destroys the evidence and what you get is a printout that tells you the projected breath-alcohol content.What about the speed reading on a Radar or Laser gun?Most of the speed measuring devices used by police in BC have the capacity to lock the speed on the screen. In other words, they can either be set to hold the highest speed of a target or they can freeze the reading when the officer presses a button. At that point, the reading remains on the screen for a period. Unlike an evidentiary breathalyzer, there is no printout. There are no computer records. No certificate is produced to show the alleged speed.It’s important to remember that speed-measuring devices are simply that: measuring devices. If a police officer is concerned that your mud flaps are not in compliance with the law, the officer might get out a measuring tape to check