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EviLClouD

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#1031312 25-Apr-2014 18:50

Here are my line stats....hopefully this helps?

ADSL
Type Interleave Path
Status SHOWTIME
Downstream Upstream
Data rate(Kbps) 12781Kb 605Kb
Noise Margin 12 13
Output power(dBm) 123 174
Attenuation(dB) 26 9

and according to Chorus Maps
Network capability:

Broadband > 20 Mbps (with the right modem and plan)
Broadband > 10 Mbps

Network upgrade scheduled:

UFB fibre up to 100 Mbps between Jul-2014 and Jun-2015

Thanks

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#1031315 25-Apr-2014 18:53

yep, ild count you as outside of the range of VDSL.

i will point out, you could do with a master filter assuming you dont have one, your upload speed infers that you may have a line fault and so your attenuation could be reading high.

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#1031332 25-Apr-2014 19:47

just wait for fiber, it will be there with in next 12 months

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#1031349 25-Apr-2014 21:17

How do these numbers look for VDSL

DSL Status: Connected
DSL Modulation Mode: G.dmt
DSL Path Mode: Interleaved
Downstream Rate: 7616 kbps
Upstream Rate: 768 kbps
Downstream Margin: 14 db
Upstream Margin: 12 db
Downstream Line Attenuation: 14 db
Upstream Line Attenuation: 3.5 db
Downstream Transmit Power: 12 db
Upstream Transmit Power: 13 db

From the Chorus site
Network capability:

Broadband > 20 Mbps (with the right modem and plan)
Broadband > 10 Mbps

Another question, does the upstream rate at about 10% of the downstream rate look about right?

Cheers.

P.S. No mention of Fibre for us.

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#1031354 25-Apr-2014 21:23

Technofreak: How do these numbers look for VDSL

DSL Status: Connected DSL Modulation Mode: G.dmt DSL Path Mode: Interleaved Downstream Rate: 7616 kbps Upstream Rate: 768 kbps Downstream Margin: 14 db Upstream Margin: 12 db Downstream Line Attenuation: 14 db Upstream Line Attenuation: 3.5 db Downstream Transmit Power: 12 db Upstream Transmit Power: 13 db
From the Chorus site
Network capability:

Broadband > 20 Mbps (with the right modem and plan)
Broadband > 10 Mbps

Another question, does the upstream rate at about 10% of the downstream rate look about right?

Cheers.

your syncing on an ADSL1 Profile (G.dmt), which is why your upload is a little on the lower side. (do note, your close on maxing out the downstream, and are maxing your download)

downstream attenuation of 14dB on ADSL1 would most certainly put you outside of the realistic range for VDSL.

the A in adsl stands for Asymmetrical, and even on the best of lines your not going to break much more than 1mbit at max (assuming your not on an gear supporting Annex M.)

what modem are you using? are you forcing yourself to ADSL1 syncs?

unlikely that your on a congested node considering the >20Mbit figure.

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#1031355 25-Apr-2014 21:24

i dont think i would hold out much hope for VDSL

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#1031370 25-Apr-2014 21:33

hio77:
your syncing on an ADSL1 Profile (G.dmt), which is why your upload is a little on the lower side. (do note, your close on maxing out the downstream, and are maxing your download)

what modem are you using? are you forcing yourself to ADSL1 syncs?

Linksys WAG 200 G modem. It's just how the modem is set up. What do you sugggest?

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#1031372 25-Apr-2014 21:35

Actually the DSL modulation is set to Multi Mode, so I guess the modem is selecting G.dmt

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#1032189 27-Apr-2014 19:59

hio77: ... downstream attenuation of 14dB on ADSL1 would most certainly put you outside of the realistic range for VDSL...

What he said.

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#1032269 27-Apr-2014 22:45

Folks if you are with Telecom, please email me "pl at telecom.co.nz" and I will run line tests, otherwise won't know the true story.

So far EviLClouD looks good for VDSL, and getting UFB later this year or next year (lucky for some!)
And another person who emailed me their rural parents phone number and friends are both on a Conklin which isn't due to be upgrade... so that's not good news for them.

So yeah... some good.. some bad.

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