Fix for the internet lag and internet is fast. Works for me but will it work for you?

[jude_b23]

thanks for the fix man. real real fast

[solarbarack]

One of the best finds for me yet.. Thanks.

[Raging Idiot]

I haven't tried it yet, but right now my connection is quite fast with no lag time for connection initialization.
Sometimes it can be slow, which I have generally attributed to bad signal or overloaded servers during peak times.
Perhaps hard coding the DNS is allowing the faster connections, but is it consistent?
In other words, if it's not consistent, then perhaps we could create a switcher program that would effectively switch out the DNS settings whenever one is slow.
I'm just brainstorming possibilities here, I don't know exactly how it works.

[sherv]

Holy crap, this is AWESOME!! Great work man, I really appreciate this finding as my connection was horrendously laggy and slowwwww. Thanks duder!

[Success100]

Im wondering..on the 3.16 rom, tethered and untethered, if this will fix the random disconnects.. Trying this now, will report back

Also, my timerwheelsize is set to 11. Can anyone confirm what theres is set to before changing it to 5 please?

[rajuabju]

Most definately an improvement.

Thanks for the great find

[bedoig]

Anyone know what TimerWheelSize is? Not attacking the OP, just trying to be sure this does something, and isn't just the placebo effect.

[Success100]

well, i dont know about browsing on the mogul, i really dont use my browser so i cant make a comparison there. As far as tethering, i see no difference using speedtest.net. Roughly around the same speeds i was getting before.

Id like to know where these DNS servers came from? Meaning where did u find them. This is strange, my ping times seem about the same(around ~250ms) but latency seems to be chopped in half when loading pages on my laptop by tethering. Engadget took about 2 seconds to load the full page. Cnet was the same. Im getting about 1100k d/l and about 400k u/l. Myspace even loads ALOT quicker. I think the DNS servers are the culprit.

[2kmy477]

Originally Posted by Success100

Im wondering..on the 3.16 rom, tethered and untethered, if this will fix the random disconnects.. Trying this now, will report back

Also, my timerwheelsize is set to 11. Can anyone confirm what theres is set to before changing it to 5 please?

Random disconnects still there,it disconnects excatly every 52 minutes of connected(I stream internet radio a lot,that's what i found out).

[Lsme420]

Originally Posted by Success100

Id like to know where these DNS servers came from? Meaning where did u find them.

Here are some more. Sorry man I forgot where I found these.
* Adelphia
67.21.13.4 Los Angeles, CA
67.21.13.2 Los Angeles, CA
24.48.217.226 Santa Monica, CA
24.48.217.227 Santa Monica, CA
68.168.1.42 Florida
68.168.1.46 Florida

* Bellsouth Fast access DSL:
Georgia
205.152.37.23
205.152.37.24
205.152.37.25
205.152.144.24
205.152.144.25

* Charter Comms (Cable)
68.116.46.70

* Comcast (pick the nearest!)
68.87.66.196 Comcast (national) Primary DNS Server.
68.87.64.196 Comcast Secondary DNS Server.
68.57.32.5 (Virginia)
68.57.32.6 (Virginia)
216.148.227.68 (Denver, Colorado)
204.127.202.4 (Denver, Colorado)
68.42.244.5 (Taylor, Michigan)
68.42.244.6 (Taylor, Michigan)
68.62.160.5 (Huntsville, Alabama)
68.62.160.6 (Huntsville, Alabama)
68.87.96.3 (Pennsylvania)
68.87.96.4 (Pennsylvania)

* Cox HSI (Cable)
68.12.16.25 (Oklahoma - Primary)
68.12.16.30 (Oklahoma - Secondary)
68.2.16.30 (Oklahoma - Tertiary)

* Cox.net
68.10.16.25
68.10.16.30
68.9.16.30

* Earthlink - seem to be shared by Cable and DSL users in several states. Georgia and Florida confirmed.
207.69.188.187
207.69.188.186
207.69.188.185
209.86.63.217 (Cable) - Charlotte, NC

* Harrisonville Telephone Company (HTC)
216.114.114.130 (Illinois)
216.114.114.132 (Illinois)

* Horry Telephone Coop
66.153.128.98 (Horry County, South Carolina)
66.153.162.98 (Horry County, South Carolina)

* ORSC Public Access DNS Nameservers (Anyone can use these, no matter what ISP)
199.166.24.253
199.166.27.253
199.166.28.10
199.166.29.3
199.166.31.3
195.117.6.25
204.57.55.100

* Roadrunner (Cable)
24.25.195.1 (San Diego, CA)
24.25.195.2 (San Diego, CA)
24.25.195.3 (San Diego, CA)

* SBC Yahoo DSL
206.13.31.13
206.13.28.60
206.13.31.5
206.13.28.31

* Speakeasy (pick any two!)
66.93.87.2 (Washington state and Oregon)
216.231.41.2 (Washington DC - probably)
216.254.95.2 (NY, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania)
64.81.45.2 (Los Angeles, California)
64.81.111.2 (Denver, Colorado)
64.81.127.2 (Dallas, Texas)
64.81.79.2 (Sacramento, California)
64.81.159.2 (Baltimore and Washington DC)
66.92.64.2 (Boston, Massachusetts)
66.92.224.2 (Philadelphia)
66.92.159.2 (Washington DC)
216.27.175.2 (Atlanta, Georgia. Serves Florida too)

* Sprintlink (nationwide)
204.117.214.10
199.2.252.10
204.97.212.10

* TimeWarner
24.93.1.119 (Rochester, NY)

* Unicom
216.104.64.5 (Grants Pass, OR)
216.104.72.5 (Portland, OR)

* FrontierNet / Citlink / New North DNS addresses:
66.133.170.2 (Rochester, NY)
170.215.255.114 (Rochester, NY)
216.67.192.3 (Arizona)
207.173.225.3 (Arizona)
207.173.225.3 (California)
216.67.192.3 (California)
170.215.255.114 (New York (areas other than Rochester))
66.133.170.2 (New York (areas other than Rochester))
170.215.184.3 (West Virginia)
170.215.126.3 (West Virginia)
170.215.126.3 (Tennessee, Georgia)
170.215.184.3 (Tennessee, Georgia)
67.50.135.146 (Illinois)
66.133.191.35 (Illinois)
66.133.191.35 (Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota and Nebraska)
170.215.255.114 (Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota and Nebraska)

* Verizon (Level3) - these are not restricted to Verizon customers
4.2.2.1
4.2.2.2
4.2.2.3
4.2.2.4
4.2.2.5
4.2.2.6

* Wave Broadband
24.113.32.29
24.113.32.30

Public DNS server test:
http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsre...r=63.226.12.96