[Snap] Upgraded to VDSL but speed is slower?

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#999720 5-Mar-2014 19:35

RFI there isnt the prettest, but you now have a very nice line..

i suspect something has been fixed.

chances are you might get to a 17a profile too looking at your line, see how it goes..

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#999723 5-Mar-2014 19:41

hio77: RFI there isnt the prettest, but you now have a very nice line..

i suspect something has been fixed.

chances are you might get to a 17a profile too looking at your line, see how it goes..

What is a "17a profile"?

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#999728 5-Mar-2014 19:44

wallarro:
hio77: RFI there isnt the prettest, but you now have a very nice line..

i suspect something has been fixed.

chances are you might get to a 17a profile too looking at your line, see how it goes..

What is a "17a profile"?

17a is a faster line profile, thats given to thoses with short lines.

on an 8b profile (which your currently on) the max anyone tends to reach is about 45~55/10 where as 17a is able to go up to 60~70/10.

put simply, you have a chance of getting a decent speed boost at some point.

your holding a DLM-1 DLM profile currently, ild suggest keeping you modem reboots to a minimum to keep that.

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#999730 5-Mar-2014 19:47

im wondering if you were still on the ADSL profile and thats just been changed to the VDSL one

seems to happen quiet a bit with snap and orcon

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#999731 5-Mar-2014 19:49

Jase2985: im wondering if you were still on the ADSL profile

not likely, normally when people talk of being on an ADSL capped profile, they will still sync at decent speeds but throughput will be limited.

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#999736 5-Mar-2014 19:54

strange then that it just changed when he did nothing but pull the cover off

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#999738 5-Mar-2014 19:54

Jase2985: strange then that it just changed when he did nothing but pull the cover off

that is strange indeed.

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#999769 5-Mar-2014 20:18

hio77:

i always understood the filter simply only let the voice portion of the spectrum through?

Yep, it will attenuate the high frequency signals very significantly, but on a short line you may still get a [very poor] sync.

I wonder if there's a loose wire on the back of the DSL jack causing an intermittent connection?

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#999770 5-Mar-2014 20:20

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hio77:

i always understood the filter simply only let the voice portion of the spectrum through?

Yep, it will attenuate the high frequency signals very significantly, but on a short line you may still get a [very poor] sync.

I wonder if there's a loose wire on the back of the DSL jack causing an intermittent connection?

quite possibly.. would explain the sudden fix out of nowhere with bumping it..

i thought it was flat out wont let the signal through, learnt a new thing today :)

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#999830 5-Mar-2014 21:19

Oh, and you don't need those line filters anymore for your telephones :)

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#999838 5-Mar-2014 21:26

coffeebaron: Oh, and you don't need those line filters anymore for your telephones :)

Hmmm - well spotted ;-)

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