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Topic # 34403 23-May-2009 18:18 Send private message

Does my speed test looks right? I am living in Mt Eden.
FROM SPEEDTEST:











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  Reply # 217283 23-May-2009 18:29 Send private message

Yep. Pretty normal. Are you on a 128k upload plan? Or a FS/FS plan? (If you dont know, what is the name of your plan?)




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  Reply # 217286 23-May-2009 18:38 Send private message

It is xtra go large plan,

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  Reply # 217289 23-May-2009 18:42 Send private message

A speedtest is not to informative without seeing your modems sync rate and attenuation details. Mt Eden was upgraded to ADSL2+ that covers the major area mid last year, so your speeds could infact be very low for what you should expect.

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  Reply # 217290 23-May-2009 18:45 Send private message

Looks good for Go Large. As Cyril7 says, can you post some modem stats?




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  Reply # 217296 23-May-2009 19:05 Send private message

Status: Up

Downstream Rate: 7013 Kbps

Upstream Rate: 166 Kbps

is that look right?

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  Reply # 217357 24-May-2009 09:39 Send private message

Hi, yes it looks right for a 160k uplink which will typically limit things to around 4-5Mb/s, you posted the sync rates, whats the attenuation and noise margin.

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  Reply # 217559 24-May-2009 23:32 Send private message

--- System Information ---
Vendor: Linksys
ModelName: WAG325N
Firmware Version: A1.00.12 , 2008-01-25
Boot Version: 1.0.37-5.4
Hardware Version: 0.01

--- DSL Information ---
DSL Driver Version: AnnexA version - A2pB022g.d20e
DSL VPI/VCI: 0/100
DSL Status: ShowtimeRetrain Reason: 0
DSL Mode: ADSL2+
DSL Channel: FAST
DSL Upstream Rate: 166 Kbps
DSL Downstream Rate: 7178 Kbps

Down up
DSL Noise Margin: 12.2 dB 40.9 dB
DSL Attenuation: 28.5 dB 13.6 dB
DSL Transmit Power: 19.2 dBm 12.2 dBm

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and i am 1.5km from exchange location.

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  Reply # 217571 25-May-2009 08:06 Send private message

Hi, well your attenuation is telling us 2km of cable, which is probably correct as the cables route may not be a straight as the road route. However for that cable length I would have expected sync speeds more like 10Mb/s. The reason for this may be house wiring, you might like to explain what filters and phone sockets you have and whats connected to them.

Regardless while you are on a Fs/160k plan you will never achieve much more than around 4-5Mb/s download at best, change to Fs/Fs and you will be able to achieve near on twice what you currently have or more if you can get a higher sync rate.

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  Reply # 217635 25-May-2009 12:36 Send private message

thanks for answer, I have spliter between phone and router.



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  Reply # 217769 25-May-2009 18:07 Send private message

do you know what download, and upload speed can i get, if i change to adsl2+!!!!!

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  Reply # 217838 25-May-2009 21:30 Send private message

It would appear that your line is infact connected to an exchange DSL port that is ADSL2+ enabled, however for some reason you are only achieving ADSL1 speeds, I suspect your house wiring may need attention. Your attenuation is roughly correct for the distance you state, but the speed is well below the 10-14Mb/s you should expect.

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  Reply # 220322 1-Jun-2009 11:24 Send private message

Hi




I am lucky to be only across the road from our exchange(about 30 metres away). Does my details on my modem reflect that? I am on telstraclear 10gb unlimited dl and 128 upload. 



















































ADSL Firmware Version: 4.01.00.00 - 1.01.00.00 - 1.01.00.00 Annex A - 01.06.06 - 0.49
Line State Connected
Modulation Multi-mode
Annex Mode ANNEX_A
Max Tx Power -38 dBm/Hz
 


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Downstream



Upstream



Unit



SNR Margin



17



25



dB



Line Attenuation



3



4



dB



Data Rate



7616



160



kbps







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  Reply # 220352 1-Jun-2009 12:50 Send private message

Hi, yes your stats do indicate you are very close to the exchange so you will acheive pretty much max speed. However I presume your modem is an old Dlink that only support ADSL1 as that is what it has chosen to connect at, or your exchange is not DSL2+ enabled, where are you approx. Also your 128k (160k) uplink speed will limit any throughput to around 4-5Mb/s so changing to ADSL2+ is a moot point anyway.

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  Reply # 220354 1-Jun-2009 12:52 Send private message

He is also on a FS/128k plan, and FS/FS plan would help, assuming his modem would support ADSL2+

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  Reply # 220422 1-Jun-2009 15:22 Send private message

From otatara exchange invercargill. Won't have ADSL2+ untill late 2010. Modem is DSL610

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