Hello peoples, I just got VDSL with the big pipe people and am unable to resolve anything outside, would any one be able to send a PM/screenshot with the correct wan setting for the Netcomm NF4V
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gregmcc: I set up mine with 2talk, took a bit of tweaking of the default settings but overall it's working good
GFoley83:gregmcc: I set up mine with 2talk, took a bit of tweaking of the default settings but overall it's working good
Signed up to Big Pipe and looking to get the Netcomm NF4V myself.
Any chance you could tell me what kind of download/upload speeds are you getting when connected via Lan and wireless N(5Ghz)?
gregmcc:GFoley83:gregmcc: I set up mine with 2talk, took a bit of tweaking of the default settings but overall it's working good
Signed up to Big Pipe and looking to get the Netcomm NF4V myself.
Any chance you could tell me what kind of download/upload speeds are you getting when connected via Lan and wireless N(5Ghz)?
Tested 5.15pm
wired 41ms, 18.18 down, 3.13 up
wifi 41ms, 11.51 down, 3.17 up
gregmcc:GFoley83:gregmcc: I set up mine with 2talk, took a bit of tweaking of the default settings but overall it's working good
Signed up to Big Pipe and looking to get the Netcomm NF4V myself.
Any chance you could tell me what kind of download/upload speeds are you getting when connected via Lan and wireless N(5Ghz)?
Tested 5.15pm
wired 41ms, 18.18 down, 3.13 up
wifi 41ms, 11.51 down, 3.17 up
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BigPipeNZ:gregmcc:GFoley83:gregmcc: I set up mine with 2talk, took a bit of tweaking of the default settings but overall it's working good
Signed up to Big Pipe and looking to get the Netcomm NF4V myself.
Any chance you could tell me what kind of download/upload speeds are you getting when connected via Lan and wireless N(5Ghz)?
Tested 5.15pm
wired 41ms, 18.18 down, 3.13 up
wifi 41ms, 11.51 down, 3.17 up
Hi,
Those speeds don't sound especially awesome for VDSL.
Do you have an idea of what sorts of speeds your line is capable of?
It may be worth getting a master filter installed, if you haven't already, as interference from poor house wiring can often cause problems especially with VDSL. Coffeebaron on geekzone can sort you out with one for a good price.
If it is within the first ten days of having VDSL, chorus run a process called DLM (Dynamic Line Management) which automatically adjusts your speed to the best it can - it often starts slow and gets faster over the first ten days, but you need to keep your router turned on and not reset it all the time.
If you have a master filter, and have passed the ten day DLM process, then it is probably worth submitting a trouble ticket on our site (with as much info as you can give) so we can do some line tests
https://www.bigpipe.co.nz/#/support
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