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solaybro

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#284132 1-Apr-2021 20:53
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Today I was moved from VDSL to Fiber Max and the speeds I am getting are awful. I was getting between 5-30Mbps down (it was inconsistent) and 0.04Mbps down.


I don't have a Vodafone router, I use a Fritzbox 7390. I had to speak to a Vodafone person to get setup since I don't use their router. Once set up I did a speed test and told the person about how bad the speeds are. I was told it's because I don't use their router. I doubted that because my router works fine on VDSL but they kept repeating it so I gave up.


I then found the speed is so bad that I can't stay connected to the work VPN for more than 30 seconds. I messaged someone else on the live chat and they basically told me the same thing. I don't really want to have to buy the Vodafone router if I don't have to. Is that really the issue? I have connected myself back to the VDSL connection but I don't know how long that will stay up for. I am getting good speeds on it though.


 


Troubleshooting I have done so far:



  • Restarted the Fiber box

  • Restarted the router

  • Speed test from both Wifi and Ethernet.


 


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  #2685597 1-Apr-2021 21:41
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solaybro:

 

freitasm:

Set the correct speeds in the router.

 

 

 

Are you meaning this part of this part of the settings? Do you know what values I should type in.

 

 

 

umm, 1 gigabit is 1000000. 500mbps is 500000. That’s some serious throttling you’ve got going there.





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