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Topic # 105334 2-Jul-2012 19:09 Send private message

This has been brought up before on the forums however it seems to be an ongoing problem. I have been getting very low speeds in the evening.

I have sent through ping and trace results to the relevant forum members. I would like to know if there are other Cantabrians out there experiencing the same?

I would say this has been unresolved for over a month now. Might be time for a change. In the past AYCE has been great, are there too many users now?

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  Reply # 649732 2-Jul-2012 19:16 Send private message

Might want to post some speedtests local and international so other Cantabrians can compare against.
(Recommended that all downloads and anything using the Internet is stopped before speedtests are run as they can cause false results)

To Compare Against (Auckland Better Network)




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ISP: Slingshot (250gb Rollover) - Better Network
Speed: 13/1.7 xDSL AnnexM - Cisco 877

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  Reply # 649733 2-Jul-2012 19:18 Send private message

AYCE is traffic shaped so at peak times you should expect it to be slower,

What % are you speaking of?




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  Reply # 649746 2-Jul-2012 19:55 Send private message

This has taken me awhile sorry. I understand the need for data shaping but I have been experiencing connection drops also. I mainly use the internet during the evening and this has been occurring 100% of the time for the past month or so.


Test Date: Jul 2, 2012 7:44 PM
Connection Type: Wifi
Server: Sydney
Download: 0.37 Mbps
Upload: 0.17 Mbps
Ping: 1021 ms

A detailed image for this result can be found here:

http://www.speedtest.net/iphone/282463215.png




Test Date: Jul 2, 2012 7:44 PM
Connection Type: Wifi
Server: Sydney
Download: 0.37 Mbps
Upload: 0.17 Mbps
Ping: 1021 ms


A detailed image for this result can be found here:

http://www.speedtest.net/iphone/282463215.png



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  Reply # 649751 2-Jul-2012 19:58 Send private message

Drops! Have you got a master splitter installed?




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  Reply # 649752 2-Jul-2012 20:00 Send private message

Im on Slingshot AYCE DSL in Chch and have experienced a similar problem. Most notably for me was average peak speeds to everywhere else, but horrendously low speeds to the Snap Chch speedtest server.

I think its related to this, maybe they havent fixed it yet?
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=81&topicid=99594&page_no=2#633198



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  Reply # 649766 2-Jul-2012 20:24 Send private message

Yes we have a master splitter installed. I guess it's just a waiting game then until they sort it.

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  Reply # 650135 3-Jul-2012 17:13 Send private message

http://forum.slingshot.co.nz/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=4900&sid=49f8db8e797fa98d3de264d3a8c5a8f0



They already know about it.

Very long thread.  2002 views.
I believe Ben said they are fixing it now / soon.



I haven't been too impressed about it. Sharing 1 Mbit or less with the family.
Doesn't do gaming or video streaming any justice !

Has been an unfortunate bump in the road that was an outstanding service from Slingshot.



I have yet to ask for an update.



Canterbury here too.

But it has been going fairly fast over the weekend. Will do a speedtest when I am home.




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  Reply # 650139 3-Jul-2012 17:18 Send private message

Don't use wifi for testing.. use a wired connection.

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