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sbiddle: Since you haven't replied yet I'm going to take a stab and askl if you're using your SPA2102 as your router are you? If so it will explain the problem since the ethernet chipset in this can only route ~7.5Mbps tops (with overhead) which equates to around 7Mbps real world speeds.

sbiddle: So the speed problem isn't anything to do with TelstraClear. Might pay to try a properly configured non SPA device and you might see your 15/2 speeds back!



DonGould: Did you see the NA Nog thread on this issue over night? California are looking an legislating performance based on Speedtest.net.
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freitasm: As shown by your own example, such a legislation would not help much, when it's not the ISP's fault.
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