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#240541 13-Sep-2018 08:07
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I am on FibreX200 in Wellington and always used to get right near the 200mbps download speed (ethernet cabled desktop).

 

It may be coincidence but since the last router upgrade things 'seemed' a little slow, so this morning I ran a few speed tests … and 
averaging 75 - 80mbps only!

 

Just me or anyone else in Welly getting this today?

 

 


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  #2089693 13-Sep-2018 08:32
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Hi @Rickles

 

Quick question, what is the upload speed you get and to what speed test servers?

 

Shaun.




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  #2089696 13-Sep-2018 08:36
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Used Ookla with Vodafone servers in Wgton and then one in Chch … upload was around 20mbps.


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  #2089698 13-Sep-2018 08:45
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Rickles:

 

Used Ookla with Vodafone servers in Wgton and then one in Chch … upload was around 20mbps.

 

 

Thanks Rickles,

 

Can you please DM me your account number so i can have a look over things.

 

Shaun.




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  #2089717 13-Sep-2018 09:16
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Is this real fibre or fake fibre?


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  #2089722 13-Sep-2018 09:28
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UHD:

 

Is this real fibre or fake fibre?

 

 

OP says FibreX 200, so Hybrid Fibre aka Fake

 

Cyril


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  #2089790 13-Sep-2018 10:21
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FWIW I'm also on Fibre X in Wellington (Island Bay) and getting approx 600/80 on the gigabit plan which is normal enough. Using an ER3 and ethernet to test.


 
 
 
 

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  #2089792 13-Sep-2018 10:24
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Thanks Matt … Voda looking into it for me now.


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  #2090119 13-Sep-2018 14:56
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Related question:  All the speedtest sites I've seen/used display a clockface that goes from 0 to 100mbps …. so what happens when my connection is greater than that?

 

Do I add the resultant figures to 100?  Will the pointer go off the scale for connections faster than 100mbps?  Can the dial scale be changed (Ooklah for example)?


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  #2090139 13-Sep-2018 15:14
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Rickles:

Related question:  All the speedtest sites I've seen/used display a clockface that goes from 0 to 100mbps …. so what happens when my connection is greater than that?


Do I add the resultant figures to 100?  Will the pointer go off the scale for connections faster than 100mbps?  Can the dial scale be changed (Ooklah for example)?



You say in your first post you use to see close to 200Mbps

Now you ask in this post what does it look like when it goes over 100Mbps ?

Clearly you already know what it looks like as you have seen close to 200

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  #2090142 13-Sep-2018 15:17
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You should also mention what part of Wellington as VodafoneNZ have many tons of fibreX equipment around the region

John

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  #2090164 13-Sep-2018 15:49
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@Ex JohnR VodafoneNZ 17 years 4 days,

 

Yes, but I last looked some time ago, and the Ookla interface was quite different … so I asked.

 

 

 

 


 
 
 
 

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  #2090167 13-Sep-2018 15:53
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Rickles:

@Ex JohnR VodafoneNZ 17 years 4 days,


Yes, but I last looked some time ago, and the Ookla interface was quite different … so I asked.


 


 



Dude are you on something? Look at your post you said
" ALL " speedtest sites I use

And I have zero idea why you are quoting my signature on Geekzoe in your post above

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  #2090174 13-Sep-2018 16:01
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     >Dude are you on something?<

 

Did someone take your toys today, or are you just naturally rude? smile

 

The 'all' refers to the several test sites I looked at this morning.


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  #2090210 13-Sep-2018 16:05
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Rickles:

     >Dude are you on something?<


Did someone take your toys today, or are you just naturally rude? smile


The 'all' refers to the several test sites I looked at this morning.



Then you need to make your posts more clear my crystal ball is in for a service lol

John

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  #2090292 13-Sep-2018 18:00
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Update:  I downloaded Ookla's stand-alone program for Windows, and installed it on the desktop.

 

Using that I notice two things, namely that the speedo-dial goes up to 500, and my download speeds are indicated at between 198 and 201mbps.

 

So, why the difference between the website programs and the stand-alone one?


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