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#198799 23-Jul-2016 09:18
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Help people,

 

I feel I am hitting my head ageist a brick wall. as I recently upgraded my internet from ADSL to VDSL as it was slow, now I'm having the problem where I have next to no internet. 

 

I have tried putting another working modem here and still the same thing, I have tried the ethanet cable, still same thing. I would much rather have slow internet then no internet.

 

I have requested to go back on ADSL but nope not aloud to.

 

 

 

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. ova it aye.


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  #1597146 23-Jul-2016 09:20
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Was a master filter installed when you were connected to VDSL?



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  #1597148 23-Jul-2016 09:25
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ummm unsure.

 

Chorus come round looked at modem then left.


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  #1597268 23-Jul-2016 14:17
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When did you get it installed? We had issue that started on Thursday morning with slingshot fibre dropping and reconnecting every 5 seconds. It was fixed yesterday afternoon by a change on their end.
Could be the same thing as ours was really slow/not working.



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  #1597269 23-Jul-2016 14:22
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Fizzpop:

 

ummm unsure.

 

Chorus come round looked at modem then left.

 

 

 

 

Maybe start by looking at Chorus map and determining if you are in a VDSL area, https://www.chorus.co.nz/broadband-options/for-business/broadband-map

 

Then post the attenuation and sync figures from the modem.

 

 





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  #1597296 23-Jul-2016 15:59
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 According to that page Im in a area that can get fibre. Am also in a VDSL area. just want to change to ADSL where I had no trouble. I got changed on Wednesday by my choice and have had nothing but trouble. Spoken to 6 people at Slingshot, reconfigured the modem restarted my computer, mobiles, xbox 360, tablet and the modem. Using the yellow ethanet cable, still nothing. In the time i have been writting this it has disconnected 3 times. Over it. im not paying $94 for nothing.   


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  #1597297 23-Jul-2016 16:02
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Please post the modem information as requested above.





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  #1597303 23-Jul-2016 16:19
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how do i get thoes figures?

 

 


 
 
 

Move to New Zealand's best fibre broadband service (affiliate link). Note that to use Quic Broadband you must be comfortable with configuring your own router.
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  #1597308 23-Jul-2016 16:32
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Fizzpop:

 

how do i get thoes figures?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Advise the modem and I'll read the manual for you.

 

EDIT: If Slingshot won't switch you back to ADSL (would incur a fee with Chorus) then cancel service (may incur a fee for breaking the contract).





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  #1597313 23-Jul-2016 16:51
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It has written on back VDSL2/ADSL2+ Wifi Modem Router 
P/N: VB204W
Power: 12V      1.5A


  #1597315 23-Jul-2016 16:56
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page 95 of the manual, the first place you should look for how to do something on your device

 

http://www.energyimports.co.nz/_img/VB104W%20VDSL%20User%20Manual.pdf

 

 


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  #1597358 23-Jul-2016 17:28
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  #1597368 23-Jul-2016 17:36
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Not quite sure how a capture of above helps us other than indicates that you are connecting via wireless. Please explain and advise, hopefully with the relevant numbers from the modem.





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  #1597376 23-Jul-2016 17:58
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It is because I don't know where to find the below

 

 

Ross

 

ADSL2+ sync (Kbps): 11577/945, attenuation (dB): 33.0/16.9, Noise margin (dB): 11.5/11.5

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  #1597391 23-Jul-2016 18:04
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Sorry people, as you can possibly tell i am really frustrated. I don't mean to sound rude.


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  #1597396 23-Jul-2016 18:11
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Fizzpop:

 

Sorry people, as you can possibly tell i am really frustrated. I don't mean to sound rude.

 

 

 

 

You log (default credentials will be in manual on page 10) into the modem http://192.168.1.1





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