Ubiquiti showing other users' consoles

Re:Ubiquiti showing other users' consoles by fragmede on Thursday December 14, 2023 @02:23PM (#38645950)

The problem is being described technically, which is more useful than the non-technical description of the problem, which is "I don't know, the Zoom isn't working, and the kids can't watch their Netflix at the same time".

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Re:Ubiquiti showing other users' consoles by kube-system on Thursday December 14, 2023 @03:24PM (#38646760)

Yes, but Zoom and Netflix will work great on 50% or 25% of 1gbps. Heck, they'll work great with 5% of 1gbps.

I am sure that AT&T's CPE equipment is lackluster, but that doesn't mean it won't work to do basic tasks to the satisfaction of a home user.

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Re:Ubiquiti showing other users' consoles by x0x0 on Thursday December 14, 2023 @05:32PM (#38648282)

I dunno what to say, but it does not do basic tasks to the satisfaction of people who buy 1gb internet connections.

I can tell you from experience that large downloads and uploads cause latency-sensitive applications to stutter in a way that is fixed by using ubiquiti gear.

In your defense, you did say non-technical household, but I dunno -- I don't think that wanting to use, eg, backblaze for backup and not have that tank zoom makes you a technical household.

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Re:Ubiquiti showing other users' consoles by kube-system on Thursday December 14, 2023 @06:07PM (#38648665)

And I don't know anything about the equipment AT&T is handing out these days, it could be particularly bad. But generally speaking the equipment that ISPs are handing out these days is pretty functional for generic use.

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