Does anyone ever get near full bandwidth with Full Flavour fibre?

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#1586659 5-Jul-2016 19:51

Do you have a smartphone? Install a WiFi scanning app and find what channels are in use around you. Note the channels and try to find the one with less networks - 1, 6 or 11 and change to that instead of "Auto"

Change that width from 20/40 to 20 only.

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#1586661 5-Jul-2016 19:54

Also change that guard interval from short to the next one.

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#1586662 5-Jul-2016 19:54

Look at your wireless environment with a wifi analyser app. App by that name available on Android and there will be one for Apple devices. Or Inssider for windows.

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#1586664 5-Jul-2016 19:58

freitasm:
Do you have a smartphone? Install a WiFi scanning app and find what channels are in use around you. Note the channels and try to find the one with less networks - 1, 6 or 11 and change to that instead of "Auto"

Change that width from 2/40 to 20 only.

Yes, but there are only three other networks in range, one being my Roku's own. I doubt interference is an actual issue. Seems more likely some speedtest.net servers are confused, as evidenced by my prior posts. Perhaps by the DNS fudgery occurring with my use of a geo-unblocker? Regardless I'm not going to bother trying to fix an issue that doesn't actually cause me any trouble.

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#1586667 5-Jul-2016 20:01

Regardless of how many networks are there, interference may occur. If the networks overlap exactly then it is not as badly as partial overlap - hence the advice to change to an unused channel or not so congested channel, as well as change your width from 20/40 to 20 only.

At the end of the day you created the thread, so it must bother you somehow.

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#1586795 5-Jul-2016 21:28

I notice on the first Wifi test the latency was a lot higher compared with the second Wifi Test.

I presume you were testing to 2 different servers in Hamilton but you were testing from the same Device on the same Wifi Network.

What servers were you using for the tests in Hamilton?

I note too there is a third Server in Hamilton, is that Wifi test also OK?

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#1586815 5-Jul-2016 21:46

Baboon:

I'm curious. It's been over two years now, and this is one of the better speed test results I've had in my Tauranga 100Mbit plan https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/i/1697774976

If you do a speedtest through another ISP's server you run the risk of measuring the fastest rate at which you can talk to THAT server.

I'm on Spark's fibre service. If i want to see full speed on a speedtest (see my sig below) I do the speedtest with the Spark server.

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#1587015 6-Jul-2016 11:07

I don't think there are any issues with bandwidth on Full Flavour at present.

We do have a fair use policy but it's typically only acted on if a user is pretty blatantly breaking it.

Below are some speedtests I just ran from my office in Tauranga. Note that the router I'm sitting behind is an SRX that only can push through 850-ish Mbps.

We're still the only provider (that I'm aware of) in Tauranga/Hamilton to do residential gigabit 1000/20 and I hear pretty good reports from those customers :)

Tauranga>Hamilton:

Tauranga>Sydney

Tauranga>California

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#1590036 12-Jul-2016 01:10

In Hamilton on Full Flavour

Ethernet

https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5467988561

WiFi via Galaxy S6

https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/2056787555

On 200/200 but haven't up the modem for that speed yet so still only getting 100/100 max for now.

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