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andrewcnz

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#242853 17-Nov-2018 07:36

Local cabinet has VDSL I was wondering would it be possible to get it with the following line information. I do have an old master splitter but am planning on disconnecting all cables. And running a new direct cable to a new phone jack for the modem. Cheers

Negotiated Connection Properties
Receive Direction Send Direction
Max. DSLAM throughput kbit/s 32000 7680
Min. DSLAM throughput kbit/s 256 256
Attainable throughput kbit/s 16188 1089
Current throughput kbit/s 16188 1025
Seamless rate adaptation off off
Energy-saving mode L2 off

Latency 4 ms fast
Impulse Noise Protection (INP) 0.1 25.5
G.INP off off

Signal-to-noise ratio dB 6 6
Bitswap on off
Line attenuation dB 20 7
Power reduction dB 0 2

Carrier record A43 A43

Error Counter
Seconds With Not Remediable Errors (CRC)
Errors (ES) Many
Errors (SES) per
Minute Last
15 Minutes
FRITZ!Box 12 0 0.01 0
Central exchange 15 0 0.02 0

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#2128282 17-Nov-2018 07:44

Have you put your address into the Chorus site?

https://www.chorus.co.nz/tools-support/broadband-tools/broadband-map

John

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#2128349 17-Nov-2018 10:27

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Have you put your address into the Chorus site?

https://www.chorus.co.nz/tools-support/broadband-tools/broadband-map

John

Yes I have. Is this site hard and fast accurate. Can I get a line check to confirm availability?

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#2128392 17-Nov-2018 10:58

What does the Chorus site say?

If it says no the answer is no. While VDSL2 may be possible based, on your line stats it's likely to deliver performance that would be similar or even worse than your current ADSL2+

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#2128394 17-Nov-2018 11:01

andrewcnz:
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Have you put your address into the Chorus site?

https://www.chorus.co.nz/tools-support/broadband-tools/broadband-map

John

Yes I have. Is this site hard and fast accurate. Can I get a line check to confirm availability?

Absolutely, just ask your broadband provider for a pre-qualification.

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#2128401 17-Nov-2018 11:23

quickymart:
andrewcnz:

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Have you put your address into the Chorus site?

https://www.chorus.co.nz/tools-support/broadband-tools/broadband-map

John

Yes I have. Is this site hard and fast accurate. Can I get a line check to confirm availability?

Absolutely, just ask your broadband provider for a pre-qualification.

Prequal won't give results that are any different to the Chorus site - it just gives slightly more detail.

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#2128456 17-Nov-2018 13:11

sbiddle:

Prequal won't give results that are any different to the Chorus site - it just gives slightly more detail.

Not always, particularly with rural lines.

at 20dB, Your going to be pushing your luck a little.

If you do manage VDSL, you will be about 19/1

@OP I'm happy to get a manual prequal ran for you next week..

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#2128538 17-Nov-2018 15:41

try re-cabling the run and see if that improves the noise level, then came back with the NEW stats.

i am assuming you are in an older house with cat 3/4 phone cabling at the moment hence the mention of a new cable run. re terminate all connection to the best of your or a friends ability remembering every join will induce extra noise and thus reduce any gains.

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#2128584 17-Nov-2018 18:18

phantomdb:

try re-cabling the run and see if that improves the noise level, then came back with the NEW stats.

i am assuming you are in an older house with cat 3/4 phone cabling at the moment hence the mention of a new cable run. re terminate all connection to the best of your or a friends ability remembering every join will induce extra noise and thus reduce any gains.

Yeah it's quite old. I'm in the process of networking out the house so will be running a new cat 6 from the overhead line termination box and will punch down to new cat 6 jack. And scotch lock the outdoor end. Will see what improvements can be made. Cheers Andrew

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#2128622 17-Nov-2018 21:38

since you are going through the process of a re-cable, try and keep your VDSL line away from as much power cable as possible to remove the Mains interference interference possibility.

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