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Dreamy

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#73205 10-Dec-2010 21:57
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router stats













These stats seem out of whack to me. On my old router I'm sure the SNR and attenuation weren't that high, but I don't have it anymore to check. (I've also moved house recently).

My speed is pretty good, and speedtest shows pretty good speed as well https://www.speedtest.net/result/1064853158.png

Is this something I should get telecom to look at?

edit: sorry for the small font in the stat pic. If anyone needs me to post the actual stats just let me know, thanks.






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  #415718 10-Dec-2010 21:59
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Why are these in the subject field 850/900/1800/1900MHz?



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  #415720 10-Dec-2010 22:01
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Subject relates to a router, however the rest of it seems to do with 3G mobile network frequencies.




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  #415721 10-Dec-2010 22:05
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I have not seen 1800mhz used for 3G before



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  #415724 10-Dec-2010 22:09
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Yes, I made an absolute mess of the first post, have updated now.




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  #415836 11-Dec-2010 11:58
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Anyone have an answer now that I've fixed the post? I get these type of stats even if the router is rebooted.




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  #416009 11-Dec-2010 23:33
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Yes those stats look fine.

Your router just has an odd way of presenting them (SNR Margin & Attenuation)- in multiples of 0.1 rather than multiples of 1.  I.e. Its showing you a number 10x bigger than you're used to seeing.  Divide by 10 and you'll get what you're used to seeing.

 




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