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Reply # 1997293 16-Apr-2018 20:41

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I started off on 75/24Mbps when I shifted modem to roadside pillar, has slightly dropped over the last few months
Any boost greatly received, can't complain with current arrangements, much better than 18months ago on ADSL2+, especially upstream 800kbps to 21Mbps

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Reply # 1997995 17-Apr-2018 17:51

How do you find out what Linecard you have? I'm in Lumsden, Southland, I can't imagine there is more than 1 card here its a small town.

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Reply # 1997997 17-Apr-2018 17:55

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phrunt:

How do you find out what Linecard you have? I'm in Lumsden, Southland, I can't imagine there is more than 1 card here its a small town.

Drive up to the cabinet, Check for the letters on the front of it?

Lumsden is exchange fed apart from a cabinet between Acton, Lowther and Parawa

No card changes i can see here, but being exchange fed vectoring likely won't be a thing - UCLL buggers the gains.

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Reply # 1997998 17-Apr-2018 17:56

phrunt:

How do you find out what Linecard you have? I'm in Lumsden, Southland, I can't imagine there is more than 1 card here its a small town.

some modems will tell you others you need to work it out by the max connection rate.

makes little difference to the end use as there is nothing they can do to change the card. and if you are getting UFB you wont get any of the gucci stuff :)

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Reply # 1997999 17-Apr-2018 17:57

I have no idea where the exchange is.. I've never seen it.

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Reply # 1998000 17-Apr-2018 18:03

Big building center of town. Likely no Windows.

Just realized you asked linecard too. I'll check if iknos or older broadcom tomorrow

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Reply # 1998005 17-Apr-2018 18:26

I will have to have a look around for it, I think Lumsden is getting fibre, one day.... It needs it, everyone has rotten internet connections unless they are right in the center of town which I guess is a hint as to where the exchange is.

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Reply # 1998025 17-Apr-2018 19:26

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I will have to have a look around for it, I think Lumsden is getting fibre, one day.... It needs it, everyone has rotten internet connections unless they are right in the center of town which I guess is a hint as to where the exchange is.

https://www.google.com/maps/@-45.7397477,168.4402956,3a,75y,169.52h,87.68t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sznxYQ5m55rpwJUeeD6Jm4g!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

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Reply # 1998048 17-Apr-2018 19:45

Thanks, That is stupidly close to my house, in fact 11 houses away, I wonder why my internet is so average. The line of trees behind it in the photo is behind my house. I'm no more than a couple of hundred meters to this thing.

The line must take a around about route to my house.

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Reply # 1998060 17-Apr-2018 19:53

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phrunt:

Thanks, That is stupidly close to my house, in fact 11 houses away, I wonder why my internet is so average. The line of trees behind it in the photo is behind my house. I'm no more than a couple of hundred meters to this thing.

The line must take a around about route to my house.

unless there is a crazy amount of ADSL connections there, yeah does look low.

I'll take a better look in the office where i can profile deeper otherwise i simply have a speed value.

if that all is crosstalk though... your in good news if vectoring comes...

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Reply # 1998064 17-Apr-2018 19:59

Thanks, I hope we get vectoring. My stats seem pretty low considering, I have a master filter, cat6 cable from the master filter to my modem. Anything you can look into would be greatly appreciated.

There are under 200 houses, and most use wireless internet as its faster as they're too far from the exchange is my understanding.

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Reply # 1998257 18-Apr-2018 08:10

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hio77:

Likely no Windows.

Ugh, you'd be surprised. Windows is even infecting telco infrastructure these days. :-/

(Yes yes kids, that's a joke. We all know the cool kids run Linux on VMWare or better still OpenStack).

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Reply # 2001691 24-Apr-2018 14:56

Is there anyone from a telco that is able to do a manual vdsl prequal for me?

My family live rurally, just outside of the chorus VDSL map. Currently on ADSL2+ and getting ~22000k / 1200k sync speeds (don't have other line stats on me) which is very good. It's a new subdivision and we have excellent internal wiring with master splitter hence why our adsl2+ speeds are so good.

Our current isp are unable to see past the fact that we are outside the mapped vdsl coverage, and are not doing a manual prequal.

Anyone able to help me out?

Cheers

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Reply # 2001701 24-Apr-2018 15:10

itey:

Is there anyone from a telco that is able to do a manual vdsl prequal for me?

My family live rurally, just outside of the chorus VDSL map. Currently on ADSL2+ and getting ~22000k / 1200k sync speeds (don't have other line stats on me) which is very good. It's a new subdivision and we have excellent internal wiring with master splitter hence why our adsl2+ speeds are so good.

Our current isp are unable to see past the fact that we are outside the mapped vdsl coverage, and are not doing a manual prequal.

Anyone able to help me out?

Cheers

DM me, will have a dig.

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Reply # 2002522 25-Apr-2018 21:10

So a year since the ddDLM upgrade and no doubt now that my line is doomed to stay 13-14ms higher ping than what I was getting on DLM-1.

I had foreseen this from the first few weeks of the change that the ping (not the speed) is going to remain a permanent downgrade, but still had false hope. As a gamer, I'm sad.

Anyone else have the same result? Or did most peoples lines correct themselves to their former lower pings and I'm just SOL?

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