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#147180 11-Jun-2014 16:03
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I was wondering if anyone knew which settings are the best for Telecom ADSL? anything that i should change on my router?

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  #1063517 11-Jun-2014 16:51
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define best? what do you use your connection for



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  #1063523 11-Jun-2014 17:05
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Jase2985: define best? what do you use your connection for


Just to get the most out of the internet (fastest speeds) is there anything i can change in here to help?

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  #1063524 11-Jun-2014 17:06
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install a master filter is about the only thing you can do to somewhat improve an ADSL connection.







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  #1063549 11-Jun-2014 18:43
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l43a2: install a master filter is about the only thing you can do to somewhat improve an ADSL connection.


this assuming you have not done it already.




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  #1063552 11-Jun-2014 18:48
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hio77:
l43a2: install a master filter is about the only thing you can do to somewhat improve an ADSL connection.


this assuming you have not done it already.




already have that done - it was more of a confirmation that these modem settings are correct.

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  #1063568 11-Jun-2014 18:50
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haydenmarsh:
hio77:
l43a2: install a master filter is about the only thing you can do to somewhat improve an ADSL connection.


this assuming you have not done it already.




already have that done - it was more of a confirmation that these modem settings are correct.


you have screenshotted your connection uptime, and sync speed. its very hard for any of us to draw conclusions from that.




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  #1063574 11-Jun-2014 19:00
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Nevermind - it seems like it will be too hard to try and change anything.. thanks anyways guys/(girls?)

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  #1063643 11-Jun-2014 21:26
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You can't just change modem settings to improve your connection speeds, just looks like you're either too far from a cabinet or just sitting on an older one.




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