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13th December 2006, 04:48 PM
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Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
Have u ever seen ur net connection go down while trading? do u have back up connections? what if ur broker's server is down? do u know what experience traders do? i am asking as i always thought that trading infrastructure is very critical to success...may be we can dicsuss it here
 
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13th December 2006, 09:19 PM
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Re: Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
Exactly why I have 3 connections
One a broadband One is a dial up The last one is a Reliance data card for my laptop Internet connections DO fail! So do online servers....what do we do about them ?
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13th December 2006, 11:22 PM
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Re: Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
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Here are a few solutions First and foremost, get two connections atleast, if you are a serious trader the costs are negligible. One good hardware solution are Dual WAN Routers. One can also use a Switch and use something like Rapid Network Configurator (http://www.winmobiletools.com/) to switch b/w the different IP configs Also its important to use something like DUMeter ( www.dumeter.com ) to be aware of network traffic.It also has alert features in case the net goes down. The solution to failed broker connections is to have two online accounts or even an extra offline one so that you can hedge your positions i.e take opposite position in the other account. Other important things are to keep your drives defragmented, anti-virus and anti-spyware updated and most importantly to keep Windows Updated. Hope this helps CV 
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14th December 2006, 05:35 PM
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Re: Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
thx cv, u have taken it to a different level altogether...i wanted everyone to know that to be serious in trading u need solid infrastructure and even requseted traderji to have an infrastructure section.
i was expecting answers only based on redundancy in connections (like the one above yours). can you can give some tips on setting up dual sceens, i am sure u r using it. do u use stuff like matrox graphics cards or use ur agp card's dvi out ot attach two screens? others are welcome to join in too.
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20th December 2006, 02:29 PM
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Re: Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
hi CV, can u give some suggestions on the best way to set up dual screen monitors and if any specialized hardware is available to do so?
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20th December 2006, 03:38 PM
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Re: Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
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16th February 2008, 06:39 AM
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Re: Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
which is mose secure ISP?
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16th February 2008, 04:56 PM
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Re: Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
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 Hmmm, Winners don't do different things, they do things differently! BTW, is VGA Splitter/Multiplier/Amplifier of any help? ----- Edit: Ahh.. missed the date on quoted post by b_av. Late by almost a year. Anyways, is there a better option? Last edited by zeekid : 16th February 2008 at 05:09 PM. Reason: *
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16th February 2008, 05:58 PM
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Re: Have u ever seen ur net connection go down?
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Typical cards are around 2000 Rs. You will also need a DVI to VGA converter (about 250 Rs.) Then you connect both monitors to the same graphics card, and right click your desktop. In the Display properties, Setttings Tab (in Win XP) you will see two monitors. Click the one numbered "2" (you can dragit to reflect its logical position on your desk) and click "Extend my Windows desktop on to this monitor". Voila, you have a dual monitor setup. For four monitors you need another graphics card, or a four way graphics card.
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