What broadband plan are you on and what speed are you getting?

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Topic # 11082 31-Dec-2006 19:48

What Broadband adsl plan are you on and what speed are you getting.

Im on orcons Fs/Fs plan with 15 gb a month these are my speed test results:

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Reply # 56675 31-Dec-2006 20:33

Currently (travelling): Xtra Go 1GB - 64kbps (capped)
At home: Xtra Go Large - 30-400kb/s, depending on download type and location.

Mobile: Telecoms CDMA 1GB Mobile broadband + (EVDO gets around 70kb/s, currently in 1X with around 14-7kb/s)
Former mobile: Vodafone GPRS 1GB promo plan. (Used to get upto 100kb/s on Vodem however no longer have it)

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Reply # 56680 31-Dec-2006 21:10

I'm on F/F Xtra 15 gig plan ... also live a fair distance from the exchange in a semi rural area.

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Reply # 56720 2-Jan-2007 10:00

You're looking at Orcon wholesale ADSL 256k/128k 40GB. The former 256k flatrate.

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Reply # 56729 2-Jan-2007 11:43

I'm using Xtra Pro Advanced (FS/FS 30GB)

As I expected my downstream speed has not been accurately tested - I can achieve up to a constant 3.5mbiit/s using bittorrent.

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Reply # 56758 2-Jan-2007 23:57

barf:

I'm using Xtra Pro Advanced (FS/FS 30GB)

As I expected my downstream speed has not been accurately tested - I can achieve up to a constant 3.5mbiit/s using bittorrent.

"I can achieve up to a constant 3.5mbiit/s using bittorrent."

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Reply # 56760 3-Jan-2007 08:08

It was probably a stutter :)

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Reply # 56771 3-Jan-2007 09:05

ihug

FS/FS 30gb

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Reply # 56786 3-Jan-2007 10:53

Not on ADSL.

https://www.speedtest.net/result/70798867.png

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Reply # 56789 3-Jan-2007 11:19

Also not on ADSL.

A.k.a. Go Large. And Xtra insists I'm not on 125.x. Moving to Orcon soon!

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Reply # 56794 3-Jan-2007 14:04

All of the following tests were performed on Xtra GO LARGE connections.
Location: Mt Roskill, Auckland
Actual connection speeds reported from device were 5280kbps down 160kbps up.

Network config: ad hoc wireless -> desktop doing routing duty -> ADSL modem -> extenstion cable to jackpoint (should really fix that... it brings the speed down a bit)

Accusations of speed stuffing? A screenshot containing the browser (firefox) and the speed test site doing the last site can be provided.

This had a 32kbps audio stream going through at the time. Others did not.

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Reply # 56797 3-Jan-2007 15:57

Impressive stuff cokemaster. I'm aware some people are getting good speeds with Go Large; unfortunately I'm not one, and am not aware there's much I can do about it besides changing plans. By the way, if it's not too much off the topic, is your IP address 125.etc?

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Reply # 56798 3-Jan-2007 16:05

Yes, I had a 125.xxx.xxx.xxx IP at the time.

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Reply # 56804 3-Jan-2007 19:02

What other IP ranges are you guys getting on go-large?

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Reply # 56859 4-Jan-2007 14:29

I'm fairly sure the 125 range is what you'll get if you are on Go Large.
Ever since switching to Go Large this connection in question has been given one of those addresses.

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Reply # 56863 4-Jan-2007 14:44

Well seems there was something I could do. After setting up wireless using the DSL-302G/TX with DI-524 and putting aside my trusty Dynalink ADSL router that I'd been using these last 5 years, my downstream speed's suddenly more than doubled:

Now if I can just double it again I'll get to roughly where I was pre-Go Large on Adventure...

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