I saw something similar, in that the upstream was being hammered but the downstream was largly uneffected when there was some weird cable fault on my line that also broke the phone, but not dsl at all.
I had the same thing a few weeks ago. I'm on river (full speed down 128 up) and my upstream connection speed dropped to 64k, was getting about 44 from speed test, downstream was not affected, it sorted itself out after about a day. Phone was not affected
My upsteam speed is back to normal, since I upgraded my firmware. Netgear have two firmwares for their DG834G router, one for the UK, and the other for the rest of the world. The .27 (rest of the world) firmware has ADSL Firmware v5 in it, the UK firmware (which I am running) and which fixed the problem is V6 (as above.)
I recall reading about the UK firmware somewhere...
Shame my DL speeds are still at around 1200... (of a connect speed of 6200.)
Could it possibly be that Telecom put a Conkin in Parnell???
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OK Looks like www.speedtest.net was broken! So all my speedtests were cripped, so my connection isn't as bad as I thought.
WorldExchange looks like they tweaked my connection and it's running much better :-) up to 6MBits which is fantastic. I honestly thought I wouldn't get a connection this fast, as I've only seen two other connections as fast, and ones in the CBD of town, and the other off the ponsonby exchange which has been unbundled.
I also upgraded to the FS/FS plan which seems to have helped a lot as well.
Thanks WorldExchange, back to watching Streaming Television through my internet connection to my HDTV iMac 24"
I have found a huge bunch of legal TV stations on the web
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