Anyone have a copy of the DSLR list of HighSplit locations and phasing?

zapman987 · 2025-01-31T16:56:32+00:00

Anyone have a copy of the DSLR (or otherwise) list of HighSplit locations and phasing? Bonus if it also has the status's of each.

Jaybonaut

Man-of-Leisure

I don’t think 20 vs 35Mb would have a meaningful impact on congestion.

Why do you think that? Do you believe that is the case everywhere that Charter/Spectrum is?

Man-of-Leisure

Jaybonaut Why do you think that? Do you believe that is the case everywhere that Charter/Spectrum is?

It’s not the case everywhere on Comcast either, but they don’t care lol

Some of Comcast’s low-split nodes are definitely experiencing congestion after they gave everyone 42Mb upload. They don’t seem to care.

They’ll be upgraded soon enough anyway, same with Charter.

MacLeech

Man-of-Leisure Some of Comcast’s low-split nodes are definitely experiencing congestion after they gave everyone 42Mb upload. They don’t seem to care.

They’ll be upgraded soon enough anyway, same with Charter.

Any links to these congested Comcast nodes? I’d like to read up on where, when, and how long.

Most of Comcast mid-split upgrades will be finished in months, while Charter high-split is years out.

Man-of-Leisure

MacLeech Any links to these congested Comcast nodes?

People on this very site have reported only getting less than 20Mb upload during peak hours.

42Mb upload is giving 40% of the total upload capacity to each customer. Congestion isn’t surprising.

MacLeech Most of Comcast mid-split upgrades will be finished in months

Will they? I thought they had only upgraded around 50% of the network so far.

Jaybonaut

Man-of-Leisure

If it’s 50%, then 1% more in months will be ‘most of.’'

CommunityMember

Man-of-Leisure Will they? I thought they had only upgraded around 50% of the network so far.

You need to just start to try to keep up. On the Q1 earnings call (which has been quoted here), they stated they were 50% complete, with a target of 70% by end of year 2025. Only a fool would imagine they have done no work since that earnings call.

Man-of-Leisure

Jaybonaut If it’s 50%, then 1% more in months will be ‘most of.’'

😂😂😂

Man-of-Leisure

CommunityMember with a target of 70% by end of year 2025

That leaves millions without it.

Who knows how long it will take them to reach 100%

jarablue

So is all this work being done for a paltry 1gig on the download extra and an extra 950megabit on the upload?

I couldn’t care less about those speeds. When is 5gig going to be deployed? Our city won’t be upgraded until 2027 more than likely. All this work for an extra 1 gig? Where is the 5 and 10gig at?

Man-of-Leisure

jarablue Where is the 5 and 10gig at?

What do you need that for?

jarablue

Man-of-Leisure

I don’t need to justify my needs. That argument is pointless to keep pushing. I want to pay for it and other providers offer it no problem. Just offer the service and let people pay for it. On top of that, I work in remote IT and would love to send gold images of discs I create for DR services for my job at a much faster rate.

Do not say get a business connection. All I am asking for is spectrum to step up to the plate and offer what a majority of providers offer. The what do you need it for argument goes nowhere when dealing with technology.

MacLeech

jarablue offer what a majority of providers offer

What majority of providers offer 5 and 10gbps? A majority being more than half. “Plenty” of providers is not a majority, a “few” providers even more so.

The Spectrum upgrades will get to you when they get to you. Yes, it will be years. Chances are you will be horribly disappointed just like you have the last 20 years. I’m amazed you paid them for service this long since you’ve beat to death how their service is so bad. They’re laughing all the way to the bank with your money. If you thought having internet faster than 99% of residential customers was so important and necessary you would’ve done something about getting it besides just complain. Look for another solution. Spectrum will never be it for you.

Man-of-Leisure

jarablue Do not say get a business connection.

Why?

If you’re in the less than 1% of people who need 10Gb at home for some reason, you can pay for it.

jarablue

MacLeech
You can look those up. I am not doing the leg work for that. There are plenty and if you need to ask the question, it makes me wonder. Anyways it does not matter. Like I said this has been beat to death on dslreports.com for 25 years.

We all know…we know.

Jaybonaut

Complaining about complaints isn’t going to make it stop. Some of you know this and do it anyway.

Man-of-Leisure

Jaybonaut Complaining about complaints isn’t going to make it stop.

Complain to the company, not us.

Frontier, AT&T and others are doing up to 8Gb with XGS-PON which is pretty much the maximum it can do with overhead anyway.

You won’t see any 10Gb services until they upgrade to 25G-PON like Google Fiber is doing.

Google even admits: “There’s no client devices that need 20Gb, we know that.”

The same could be said about 10Gb lol, but Google Fiber is small enough and they have very deep pockets, so it’s relatively cheap for them to keep upgrading without much customer demand for those speeds.

I bet the vast majority of their customers are on 1Gb.

Motorola870

The master post on the spectrum community forums is not up to date even though they listed it updated as of July 1st.

They still list Dallas-Fort Worth, St. Louis and Rochester NY metro areas as pending 2×1Gbps launches even though the tier has been live for going on a month now in these areas.

IISketchyII

terabitz

I live just outside of Charlotte, Huntersville to be exact. It is located between both Mooresville and Charlotte and Spectrum was working on a node outside my neighborhood one day a couple weeks ago, there has also been survey sticks near it. Is there a chance of High Split? Here is the picture of him working on it, it appears to be a newer Arris node I am guessing. https://imgur.com/a/4lLurgY

This node is around 5 miles down the road from me, you literally just take the same road down 5 miles and here it is. This seems to be a Commscope node for High Split I am guessing? https://imgur.com/a/RoW4DXd

smccloud

I’m trying to figure out if they are doing something around me and just not announcing it yet, because I have been having major issues with my Internet service. Like websites not loading, having to reboot my modem frequently to get a site to load when it worked fine the day before. Of course, everything is fine according to Spectrum when they look at it on their side (modem-wise). I even have to start Pandora, then kill it, and re-launch it for my background music when I work.

DjKilla

smccloud They’re not doing anything around you. I live in Florida and see websites and services going down more frequently. The world we live in with wars and cyber attacks are happening more than ever disrupting services. Take a look at this:

https://livethreatmap.radware.com/

skriefal

smccloud

IIRC you’re in the central MN area. I’m also in that area (near St Cloud) and haven’t noticed anything with my service that would suggest work being done.

I had to give up Google Fiber before moving here a couple months ago. So I’d love to see some progress from Charter/Spectrum to reduce the gap - but it seems that we’ll have a long wait. I’m outside the area that will be served by T-Mobile Fiber, but perhaps ECE Fiber might get here before Spectrum does their updates.

smccloud

DjKilla Well crap. One can hope though.

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