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bigalow

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#281351 12-Feb-2021 17:42
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I'm on a 100/20 speed plan and noticed upload speeds are now 25 up

 

tried a speed test on a number of speed test sites and all are showing 25 up

 

any one notice this too ?


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  #2655393 12-Feb-2021 17:55
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I think chorus have a bit of buffer in speed for PPPoE as vodafone use DHCP you may see slightly higther speeds





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  #2655802 13-Feb-2021 20:17
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My Orcon (DHCP) shows 105/25. Never thought about it but nztim may have the answer. 


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  #2655824 13-Feb-2021 21:02
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nztim:

 

I think chorus have a bit of buffer in speed for PPPoE as vodafone use DHCP you may see slightly higther speeds

 

 

this is standard for all BS2a connections. gbit down is physically limited by the 1G port, so they can't do it to get full 1000 on a speedtest.

 

 

 

If there has been a change, i'd suspect vodafone have changed their shapers.





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  #2655825 13-Feb-2021 21:03
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Chorus have overdimensioned connections for probably around ~6 years now. This is to ensure that speeds always meet the headline EIR speed at layer 3 regardless of connection type - in the early days they were dimensioned at the headline EIR speed so you'd see around 5% less on a connection with PPPoE

 

 


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