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shadyaz

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#45399 2-Nov-2009 08:10
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Hey guys
just wondering if any1 else is having problems with vodafone as a ISP.

for 6 weeks now i have had a fault lodged with them cause my speed would never be over 2000 . heres a common test result . test@8.48pm 16/10
Download Speed: 1006 kbps (125.8 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 557 kbps (69.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 729 ms
 
Ok so after almost 7 weeks after calling them every week to see what they're doing about and getting some BS excuse they call me and tell me they've fixed the problem.
which they have but my ping is really really crap. eg.Download Speed: 10042 kbps (1255.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 778 kbps (97.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 587 ms
 so now i have logged another fault. great another 7 week waiting.
is anyone having problems or got any ideas in what might be causing this.
thanks

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Ragnor
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  #269274 2-Nov-2009 14:09
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What are the line stats in your modem's admin ui?



shadyaz

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  #269346 2-Nov-2009 18:10
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hope this is what you mean
sorry didn't knw how else to do it



 
 
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simon14
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  #269355 2-Nov-2009 18:33
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Sorry to ask this, but have u tried a new filter?

Your line stats show you should be getting more than 2000kbps (unless your test is done during peak times)



shadyaz

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  #269362 2-Nov-2009 18:52
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yip sure have . even tried new router. vodafone tec has now sorted the speed its the ping thats bad
just did a test and download speed is back down . ill post img of spped this mornning and speed now

this morning Download Speed: 10042 kbps (1255.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 778 kbps (97.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 587 ms

now its Download Speed: 2439 kbps (304.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 762 kbps (95.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 486 ms

i'm sic of the way its so up and down this extreamly

shadyaz

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  #269368 2-Nov-2009 19:06
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if i use speedtest.net and use either christchurch servers or wellington servers my ping and speed is excellent but if i change to auckland its so bad so i guess it something to do with the lines

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