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DamageInc

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#119697 10-Jun-2013 20:53
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Hello,
I am currently with Slingshot. Does anyone know if there is a better ISP that services this area?




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  #833762 10-Jun-2013 20:58
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Hello, can you elaborate what "better" means to you?




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  #833765 10-Jun-2013 21:02
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you can pick any ADSL based ISP you wish to use, BUT if you want to change ISP's due to "speed" it could be possible your connected to a conklin cabinet which shares a small amount of total bandwidth with 10-15 users resulting in slower speeds during peak times.





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  #833772 10-Jun-2013 21:14
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This my speedtest taken moments ago FS up & down.

https://www.speedtest.net/result/2763818064.png

I understand that wiring can make a difference etc, just wondering if i'm missing something and there's a better supplier out there. Better packages ie value for money. I currently pay between $80-90 for broadband/homephone.




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  #833776 10-Jun-2013 21:19
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Hi, by and large all ISPs can deliver to most regions on Chorus's wholesale network with the same performance as elsewhere.

Your speedtest is not bad but shows poor upload, this is very much likely to indicate an internal wiring issue, could you please post your modem stats.

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  #833784 10-Jun-2013 21:29
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Here we go again......post modem line stats

Posting speedtests adds very little value

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  #833786 10-Jun-2013 21:36
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Is this right?

System Up Time 08:48:58
Port Status TxPkts RxPkts Collisions Tx B/s Rx B/s Up Time
WAN PPPoA 242272 326600 0 1120 10925 08:47:03
LAN1 Link down -- -- -- -- -- --
LAN2 Link down
LAN3 Link down
LAN4 Link down
WLAN 145M 342037 254541 0 11389 1275 08:48:10

ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Link Rate 12058 Kbps 700 Kbps
Line Attenuation 27.5 dB 17.4 dB
Noise Margin 10.9 dB 12.0 dB




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  #833795 10-Jun-2013 22:04
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That looks about right with your line stats. You're basically getting as fast a speed as your physical line will give you.

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  #833886 11-Jun-2013 07:45
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Hi, I agree, if the 27dB is correct then 12Mb/s is not far from the right answer. However I have a nagging concern about the poor upload, this may be due to filter loading, ie too many filters. How many is there currently, and what do the line stats say if you upplug all phones and filters and only have the modem on the line.

Oh and we are only interested in the last set of stats, ie link rate, attenuation and noise margin.

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  #833890 11-Jun-2013 07:53
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Have you done an isolation test?

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