I have recently had VDSL put on out our place, as it has just become available.

The down speed has increased significantly (~10Mb) however the upstream has dropped by about 300kb.

ETP is in a workshop shed approx. 30m from the house. I have replaced the wire from the workshop to the house with cat6 cable, and moved the jackpoint to the workshop.  It comes straight into the workshop from the street and, through a wallplate and short cable, into the modem. From there, everything is data cable to the house etc - so no other jacks, no other junctions (naked, so nothing else required).

I've included the line info from the modem below - in another forum I commented that my attenuation was only 6db however I made a mistake with that and was reading the wrong line.

Just wondering if there is anything else that I am able to do in the hopes of bringing the speeds up a bit, or of this is the best it's going to be. Fibre won't be coming here any time soon - we're about 300m from even the most optimistic proposed install on the chorus website.

Thanks.

Edit - inserted image as data wouldn't stay in a table