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#318833 25-Feb-2025 12:10
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Hi. 

 

Strange request, but anyone out at Auckland Airport able to do a speed test from their 5G enabled phone or if they have a 5G router, a test that way? 

 

Particularly I am interested in upload speed.

 

 

 

 


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  #3346579 25-Feb-2025 12:22
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Landing there Friday night, and have both a ONENZ and a Spark mobile

 

If no one posts prior to Friday I will do it





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  #3346740 25-Feb-2025 17:58
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Upload is not done over the 5G network but 4G / LTE

 

5G Upload is introduced in 5G standalone networks


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  #3346749 25-Feb-2025 19:09
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Linux:

 

Upload is not done over the 5G network but 4G / LTE

 

5G Upload is introduced in 5G standalone networks

 

 

Uplink LTE + NR (both) EN-DC / NSA is a thing - depends on device and radio network support. 





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  #3346751 25-Feb-2025 19:28
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gajan:

 

Linux:

 

Upload is not done over the 5G network but 4G / LTE

 

5G Upload is introduced in 5G standalone networks

 

 

Uplink LTE + NR (both) EN-DC / NSA is a thing - depends on device and radio network support. 

 

 

@gajan At the moment on the SparkNZ 5G network upload in production is over the 4G / LTE network?


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  #3346757 25-Feb-2025 20:05
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It depends on radio conditions, and device support - both 5G and 4G can be together to provide greater aggregate throughput compared to just one path - on 5G NSA.





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  #3348912 1-Mar-2025 09:24
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Here you go outside the Auckland Domestic Terminal at 8:37 and 8:41 respectively.

 

Spark test was an iPhone 13 Mini, One was an iPhone 12 Pro

 

 

 





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  #3348917 1-Mar-2025 10:04
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Not Auckland Airport but Auckland CBD 2 weeks ago

 


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  #3348921 1-Mar-2025 10:21
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So it seems to be an issue with coverage near a clients building. Interesting their 5G router gets very high download speeds and very low upload speeds, but phones get high uploads and slow downloads. 

 

VF say it's within SLA and aren't interested in looking into it further. 


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  #3348931 1-Mar-2025 11:05
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What upload speed are they getting and are they not in a fibre location?


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  #3348940 1-Mar-2025 11:31
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It's for failover.


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  #3348944 1-Mar-2025 11:57
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Linux:

 

What upload speed are they getting and are they not in a fibre location?

 

 

AIAL wont let chorus run fibre on their property, network is managed by them and various carriers terminate in their meetme room





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