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  #1695276 26-Dec-2016 20:53
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Downloading from NAS over my network

 

 

Speed check - hits 100Mbs and plataeus

 

 

Summary of speed last couple of days

 

 

 




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  #1695278 26-Dec-2016 21:04
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afe66:

@joker97


Trying to find under the settings what the speed is from the router to the ONT.


Chorus ONT faq says a yellow light means 1Gb/s from the ONT to the internet.


 


Trying to find what the speed of the WAN connection from the router to the ONT.


Under the Main menu of the router.


Internet is 



Physical link:                        Up /Full /1000
Downstream speed (Mbit/s):   1000
Upstream speed (Mbit/s):       1000
Access type:                         Ethernet




Under LAN is

Interface IP Address Status Mode Speed
LAN1 192.168.1.1  Connected  Full  1000Mbps
LAN2 192.168.1.1  Connected  Full  1000Mbps
LAN3 192.168.1.1  Connected  Full  1000Mbps
LAN4 192.168.1.1  Connected  Full  1000Mbps
 
Next step is going to be trying a Ubuntu dvd in case its a windows driver problem.
 
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That means your router is connected to ont at 1Gbps.

The issue lies with chorus... Wait till a voda rep shows up at work tomorrow to assist

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  #1695281 26-Dec-2016 21:05
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Wait... This needs to be under Vodafone subgroup for the reps to see.

You could "report" this thread so a mod can fix it.



  #1695282 26-Dec-2016 21:06
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it definitely looks like there is something in the system limiting it to fast Ethernet

 

can you create a direct connection from your PC to your isp? removing the router from the system?

 

or do you have a different device you can test on?


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  #1695283 26-Dec-2016 21:09
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OK, I think I have found the problem....

 

Embarrassing but hey better to confess to share the experience...

 

I wonder if the server speedtest was pinging by default wasnt able to work above 100 Mbps..

 

I changed the test server and speeds jumped up significantly. Not the speeds that I had a year ago, but much improved..

 

 

 

 

So sorry guys if this turns out to be the answer...

 

 

 

A.

 

 


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  #1695284 26-Dec-2016 21:11
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Does the ONT light's colour reflect 1Gbps connection? Can't see too much up the thread. On an iPhone.

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  #1695287 26-Dec-2016 21:21
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Yes LAN on the ont is yellow, which is a 1Gb connection according to the chorus FAQ.

 

 

 

I think I'll give it another day or two of intermittent speed checking to auckland/chch servers to see if things have stayed above 300 Mbps and comparing it with the default Timaru server that speed test was giving me earlier.

 

If so I then start again with swapping ethernet cable to see if I can get up to the 950/450 speeds I was getting earlier this year.

 

 

 

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  #1695298 26-Dec-2016 21:56
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There was another thread about speedtest server issues ... Again sorry can't do much with the humble iPhone in terms of searching for that thread

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  #1695659 28-Dec-2016 09:48
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I'm sure also the speed test is a bit whack at the moment, on voda gigabit fibre also, on chrome a speed test said 120 down and 112 up, switch to edge browser 2 seconds later, 929 down, and 476 up.





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simple logic.


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  #1695738 28-Dec-2016 11:28
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Weird on spark speedtests have been ok ... 

 

PS sometimes going with an unpopular ISP is a good thing :)


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