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Topic # 230696 9-Mar-2018 09:06
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My customer is getting 50M download and 7M upload speeds (wired to Draytek 2860 router) with a Vodafone UFB service which is billed as "Unlimited Ultra Fast 30".

 

But I can't find online what this service is supposed to deliver speed-wise .. is this normal?

 

 

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  Reply # 1971537 9-Mar-2018 09:11
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taken from sparks website (i know customer is on vodafone) 

 

Ultra Fibre®BASIC runs on the Ultra Fast Broadband network, using what's called a 30Mbps standard network profile, or a 50MBps standard network profile depending on your Local Fibre Company. Addresses in Whangarei, Hamilton, Whanganui, New Plymouth, Tokoroa, Hawera, Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Tauranga and Christchurch will have a Fibre service with the ability to deliver speeds up to 30mbps downstream and 10mbps upstream. The rest of NZ will have a service able to deliver up to 50Mbps downstream and 10Mbps upstream.





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  Reply # 1971542 9-Mar-2018 09:13
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looks about right then .. thanks for that

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  Reply # 1971545 9-Mar-2018 09:17
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Assuming they're on a Chorus UFB connection all 30Mbps plans were upgraded to 50Mbps by Chorus last year.

 

 



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  Reply # 1971547 9-Mar-2018 09:19
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Yes it is Chorus.

 

Presumably the next step up is a 100/30 plan if they need faster upload?

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  Reply # 1971719 9-Mar-2018 11:32
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Foiler:

 

Yes it is Chorus.

 

Presumably the next step up is a 100/30 plan if they need faster upload?

 

 

 

 

really depends on provider most are offering the 100/20 template, some have the 200/200 on offer to customer and the 100/50.

 

 

 

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