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mattgreen
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  #723190 26-Nov-2012 17:28
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My Snap VDSL is head and shoulders above the performance listed here. I get 40Mbps internationally with multi-part downloads and often >20Mbit single thread... It's clearly not a simple Snap or Orcon issue.

I had been annoyed I was only 750m from a UFB zone but now I'm stoked I'm on Snap's VDSL instead.



Noodles
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  #723729 27-Nov-2012 16:42
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We have UFB being connected on Thursday with Snap. I will do some tests to see if we have the same problems.

hads
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  #723730 27-Nov-2012 16:45
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We had UFB connected yesterday, unfortunately we're only getting 20mbit/20Mbit (local traffic) on a 100Mbit plan.

Snap said to wait 48 hours to see if it fixes itself before they will log a fault.






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  #723751 27-Nov-2012 17:46
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Is Chorus doing handover dimensioning again with UFB connections?

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  #723849 27-Nov-2012 21:22
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Lorenceo: Is Chorus doing handover dimensioning again with UFB connections?


There is no handover dimensioning of UFB. The headline speeds are all EIR though, with no CIR. CIR's on all plans are only used by corectly tagged traffic, which is exactly how EUBA works. My blog post on this details exactly how this all works if you don't understand it.



Noodles
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  #724696 29-Nov-2012 15:02
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The tech just left after connecting our UFB 100/50 connection. This is downloading that snap testfile:

1 thread: 5911.53 KB/s
4 threads: 8811.15 KB/s

Seems to be ok, could be faster in some instances (like downloading from Microsoft at <1MB/s), but overall it seems quicker than VDSL

SneakerPimps

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  #724701 29-Nov-2012 15:10
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Can you do some internationals?

Don't bother with speedtest.net as it seems to be cached...

 
 
 

Move to New Zealand's best fibre broadband service (affiliate link). Free setup code: R587125ERQ6VE. Note that to use Quic Broadband you must be comfortable with configuring your own router.
Noodles
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  #724705 29-Nov-2012 15:14
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Speedtest (I did one before I read your post):



http://149.20.4.69/pub/linux/kernel/v3.0/linux-3.5.4.tar.bz2
1 thread: 5602.82 KB/s
4 thread: 8525.46 KB/s

rossmnz
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  #725102 30-Nov-2012 12:28
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whats your location noodles?




 


The force is strong with this one!

SneakerPimps

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  #725103 30-Nov-2012 12:33
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but both tests seems to be cached..

My speeds to 149.20.4.69 are also maxing out my line. Prior it was abysmal on single threads.

Noodles
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  #725188 30-Nov-2012 15:32
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We're in Albany (North Shore), as far as I can see there's no proxy in between us and that server

mercutio
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  #725197 30-Nov-2012 15:42
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Noodles: We're in Albany (North Shore), as far as I can see there's no proxy in between us and that server


try:

http://netalyzr.icsi.berkeley.edu/

SneakerPimps

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  #725210 30-Nov-2012 16:24
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Noodles - can you try http://mirrors.gigenet.com/ubuntu/quantal/ubuntu-12.10-desktop-i386.iso

For me:
(Snap UFB)
1 Thread - ~130KB/s
5 Threads - ~650KB/s

(Xtra DSL)
1 Thread - ~300KB/s
5 Threads - ~1.5MB/s

Kiwiownage
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  #725572 1-Dec-2012 18:37
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Heres my 100/50 connection



its been like this ever since I got fiber, gave up trying to fix it

mattgreen
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  #725595 1-Dec-2012 20:41
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SneakerPimps: Noodles - can you try http://mirrors.gigenet.com/ubuntu/quantal/ubuntu-12.10-desktop-i386.iso

For me:
(Snap UFB)
1 Thread - ~130KB/s
5 Threads - ~650KB/s

(Xtra DSL)
1 Thread - ~300KB/s
5 Threads - ~1.5MB/s


For reference... 

Snap VDSL:
1 Thread ~500KB/s

Haven't tried multiple threads but I get line speed (~4MB/s) from other servers with multi part downloads. 

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