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  #911710 9-Oct-2013 21:57
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Hi Allan

I spoke with you on the phone today, currently I am seeing you registered on our back end router and a small amount of usage on your account. I will call you tomorrow to confirm this with you.







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  #911735 9-Oct-2013 22:06
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Thanks Flame beard Must be the computer left on at home as I have not been there I will update . 


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  #911762 9-Oct-2013 22:15
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Allanhall: 
I just hope that I am getting the 17mb speeds that Jess has, as my line is clearly capable of it  with her use name and password in the settings.  Which was set to UFBB not ADSL


Just to clarify - line speed isn't determined by any setting tied to a particular username.

Looks like Flamebeard has you sorted and syncing at 19Mb down, 985kb up - better than the Jess username ;-)

Hopefully that is your connection sorted for the foreseeable.




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  #911763 9-Oct-2013 22:16
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no worries man, I'm glad I could hopefully help, also through some sneaky black magic and voodoo I was able to access the GUI of your router I can see that your router on site is syncing at 19mb down 900kb up, and could also ping Facebook.com from the GUI.
If you could let us know either on here, or in the ticket reference which you still have (should be in the subject of the email I sent you earlier today also), or PM me, that would be great, either way I'll still give you a call tomorrow to confirm. :-)




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  #911825 10-Oct-2013 01:22
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Hang on let me go make a cup of tea while this page loads.  That's if I can keep a connection after restarting my modem 5 times. 




What a joke if it was not my life.  At least you guys are getting paid to stuff me around.

Hmm I wonder what Jess has that I don't ?   Blazing to LA too. 







Edit

 

Yay Back to a D which is where I was before the Ordeal.

 

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  #911961 10-Oct-2013 10:42
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I'm having lots of problems accessing sites and it mostly looks like its DNS related.

For example http://www.meetup.com/find/ gives me a connection reset error

Likewise constant facebook time outs and mixed performance with other websites




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  #911963 10-Oct-2013 10:46
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Allanhall: Hang on let me go make a cup of tea while this page loads.  That's if I can keep a connection after restarting my modem 5 times. 




What a joke if it was not my life.  At least you guys are getting paid to stuff me around.

Hmm I wonder what Jess has that I don't ?   Blazing to LA too. 







Edit Yay Back to a D which is where I was before the Ordeal.

 


If you get 1.32mb to Auckland through fibre, your connection definitely has problem




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  #911965 10-Oct-2013 10:49
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openmedia: I'm having lots of problems accessing sites and it mostly looks like its DNS related.

For example http://www.meetup.com/find/ gives me a connection reset error

Likewise constant facebook time outs and mixed performance with other websites


Connection Reset errors are generally sent from the webserver and not related to DNS.

I suggest having a discussion with the helpdesk and see what they find. Its not the normal performance we would expect to see.

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  #911992 10-Oct-2013 11:27
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variable: 

If you get 1.32mb to Auckland through fibre, your connection definitely has problem


True but he is on DSL and it is still a problem. Puzzling that he seems to sync at a high rate...the team are still working on this one.




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  #912019 10-Oct-2013 12:13
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allan do you get different ping results when using the test tool built into the genius router compared to using your PC?

was the router reset to defaults?




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  #913517 11-Oct-2013 10:38
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MadEngineer: allan do you get different ping results when using the test tool built into the genius router compared to using your PC?

was the router reset to defaults?


router has been set to defaults many times now. Thanks to Allan for being patient while we diagnose this.




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  #914870 14-Oct-2013 16:02
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Hey Allan, Last we heard you were going to retest after we changed some more settings for you after learning more about how you have configured the physical set up of the box. Are you able confirm that there has been no or little change? The next step we would look at is sending you a rather long patch cable to try increase the length of your router from the cabinet. Please let us know or PM me when you can.




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  #914943 14-Oct-2013 17:24
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You have sent me a new Router which apparently the courier tried to deliver at 7.30 am Sat. That's early for a shift worker so I did not hear the door so I am still chasing it up .

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  #916794 18-Oct-2013 01:18
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Sorry to all those . As I have sort of hijacked this Thread.

New Router finally arrived and plugged in.  The wireless is now working. So the replacement of the faulty router was faulty. 

 

Its certainly better than it has been. NZ speeds good C + the rest are D's 

Tests run at 1 am. Can I do better guys ? Or do I have to live as a D?
















 


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  #916816 18-Oct-2013 06:53
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Well your Auckland speed is pretty much what your line speed will deliver both up and down so your connection looks like it is running great for ADSL. Although your wireless is now working you are running these tests wired with any mac wireless turned off yes?

The LA speeds are jumping around, one test has the fastest up, the other the fastest down but both are run off our network so I dont think this is Orcon. Again we have no contention, shaping or issues that would cause that variation.

What is your real-world experience like now?




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