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SneakerPimps

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  #729120 8-Dec-2012 22:21
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Yes I'm on the 30/10Mb, in Auckland.



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  #729123 8-Dec-2012 22:28
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Ah right that makes more sense then as the host is on Snap's network so you should get close to max speed. I'm on 100/50 so there's obviously something else faulty going on there.




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  #729256 9-Dec-2012 13:15
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hads: Ah right that makes more sense then as the host is on Snap's network so you should get close to max speed. I'm on 100/50 so there's obviously something else faulty going on there.


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  #729393 9-Dec-2012 19:55
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I was but it got disconnected a few days ago, I've now only got the Snap UFB and a Fyx DSL line as a backup.




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  #732837 15-Dec-2012 07:22
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Just to report back, Snap were very helpful in the end. One of their staff visited me with a box to run some tests and they discovered that Chorus had provisioned the connection incorrectly.

That is now fixed and I can get excellent National download speeds (~89mbit HTTP to Snap's network) and decent International download speeds (~21mbit over rsync+ssh to Linode/HE Fremont).

I still need to do a little more testing with the upload which seems somewhat restricted but overall very good.

Thanks Snap people.




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  #732840 15-Dec-2012 08:05
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Thanks for the update hads.

Were Snap able to fix the line provisioning issue themselves or did chorus need to do it?

Thanks.

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  #738821 31-Dec-2012 10:57
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My Snap connection is now good, this is the speedtest done today





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  #738995 31-Dec-2012 20:59
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Mine was also fixed about a week ago now. My issue was a simple error, I was provisioned on the 30mbps plan which should have been 100mbps.


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  #742677 10-Jan-2013 10:23
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I was asked to lock this thread as this problem is deemed solved. Can the OP please confirm it's indeed solved so I can lock it?





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  #742708 10-Jan-2013 11:14
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Confirmed :).

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  #742715 10-Jan-2013 11:33
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I am told this problem is solved, therefore I am locking this thread to prevent new users posting unrelated replies.




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