Gigabit UFB connection? Got one? Know someone who does?

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Talkiet

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#161845 21-Jan-2015 15:46

Hi all - if you have a gigabit UFB connection somehow (I genuinely don't know whether anyone is offering one commercially) AND you're allowed to, please PM me. I'd love to see speedtest results from gig UFB accesses to the three Spark NZ speedtest servers.

Feel free to post here if you don't mind the info being public.

I'm not interested in 100 or 200Mbit connections at all - but would be interested even in results from a P2P gig link.

I must stress - if you're on a test line, you may not be allowed to post this info - please be sure you are allowed.

Cheers - N

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#1219387 21-Jan-2015 18:52

FX Networks P2P Connection 1G/1G. Not on the UFB network.

Speedtest.net Spark Servers:
AKL - DL 903 UL 897
WTG - DL 835 UL 890
CHC - DL 815 UL 877

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#1219394 21-Jan-2015 19:10

eXDee: FX Networks P2P Connection 1G/1G. Not on the UFB network.

Speedtest.net Spark Servers:
AKL - DL 903 UL 897
WTG - DL 835 UL 890
CHC - DL 815 UL 877

Thanks for that! I forgot to say if you could indicate what part of the country you are in that would be helpful as well... I presume Auckland?

Cheers - N

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#1219593 21-Jan-2015 23:24

Hamilton. 1-2ms ping to auckland.

alexj

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#1219599 21-Jan-2015 23:39

For both a laugh and for science I would like to see before and after speed tests of someone on gigabit over ethernet 10/100, gigabit ethernet and wifi (any wifi standard really). Already with 100Mbps or 200Mbps download plans I am hearing isolated cases of disappointment with UFB when the individual is actually disappointed in the wifi but don't (or won't) realise it.

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#1219601 21-Jan-2015 23:49

alexj: For both a laugh and for science I would like to see before and after speed tests of someone on gigabit over ethernet 10/100, gigabit ethernet and wifi (any wifi standard really). Already with 100Mbps or 200Mbps download plans I am hearing isolated cases of disappointment with UFB when the individual is actually disappointed in the wifi but don't (or won't) realise it.

Something that a lot of people don't realise is even if you were connected via gigabit to your gateway/router, sometimes the WAN port capability can't even break 200 megabit due to a lack of processing power.
Examples, look how many of those with high LAN to WAN throughput are over 100-200, most are high end or new models:
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/tools/charts/router/view

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#1219637 22-Jan-2015 01:09

alexj: For both a laugh and for science I would like to see before and after speed tests of someone on gigabit over ethernet 10/100, gigabit ethernet and wifi (any wifi standard really). Already with 100Mbps or 200Mbps download plans I am hearing isolated cases of disappointment with UFB when the individual is actually disappointed in the wifi but don't (or won't) realise it.

Here you go.

Speedtest over N wifi. AP is a Fritzbox 7390. Was approx 4m away from AP but in a different room. Using channel 13 (2.4GHz band).
https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/1127735393 Although speeds are normally around 20mbit for me via Wifi.

And here is a speedtest with my computer connected with a faulty ethernet cable. (Devices will only ever work at 100mbit using this cable. Even if they both support gigabit)
https://www.speedtest.net/result/4076954351.png

My router is a Ubiquity Edge Router Lite. If this model is not configured right it's processor will max out at around 140Mbit. But enabling hardware acceleration for PPP allows it to do gigabit easily. (according to others on the Ubiquity forums who have gigabit connections). Processor load is approx 10% when carrying 200Mbit.

linw

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#1219705 22-Jan-2015 08:10

eXDee:
alexj: For both a laugh and for science I would like to see before and after speed tests of someone on gigabit over ethernet 10/100, gigabit ethernet and wifi (any wifi standard really). Already with 100Mbps or 200Mbps download plans I am hearing isolated cases of disappointment with UFB when the individual is actually disappointed in the wifi but don't (or won't) realise it.

Something that a lot of people don't realise is even if you were connected via gigabit to your gateway/router, sometimes the WAN port capability can't even break 200 megabit due to a lack of processing power.
Examples, look how many of those with high LAN to WAN throughput are over 100-200, most are high end or new models:
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/tools/charts/router/view

Thanks for that link. Interesting.

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#1220030 22-Jan-2015 12:42

Vocus P2P over UFB fibre
From Napier

Auckland 411/418
Wellington 481/369
Chch 382/405

Interestingly
Primo in Taranaki 533/374

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#1220060 22-Jan-2015 13:05

There were some speed tests published at http://tuanz.org.nz/blog/2014/8/8/a-birth-notice but they were to Primo Wireless and not Spark