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  #2521770 13-Jul-2020 10:01
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tanivula:

 

So did a bit of testing tonight, looks like nothing much has changed @Sounddude. Am also seeing a strange IPv6 error which doesn't seem to affect other speedtest servers (linetest.nz doesn't work - just says can't connect to server). This is an odd error, when using a wireless connection with IPv6 enabled, everythign works ok (but its strange that other servers work fine on ethernet without any issues).

 

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Linetest.nz IPv4 result

 

 

 

 

The changes were made on the Auckland servers. Are you able to test against those please and paste results again.

 

 

 

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  #2522316 13-Jul-2020 17:04
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@Sounddude - Doesn't look like there's any difference from home to the AKL Vocus Speedtest server - interestingly linetest.nz gets a faster result via a browser (again - this doesn't work when IPv6 is enabled via ethernet).

 

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Linetest.nz result to AKL.


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  #2522652 14-Jul-2020 12:28
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Don’t have a PC that can handle gigabit but these are the speeds I get when testing it with an Apple TV 4K.

VG NZ AKL
DL - 426
UL - 484
Ping - 9ms
Jitter 0.19ms
Loss 0%

Stuff Fibre AKL
DL - 920
UL - 397
Ping - 11ms
Jitter 0.19ms
Loss 0%

VG NZ CHC
DL - 578
UL - 381
Ping - 5ms
Jitter 0.14ms
Loss 0%

@Sounddude still don’t understand why me, Tanivula and others can’t seem to get gigabit speeds at any of the Vocusgroup NZ servers but is fine using other speed test servers. Any chance you can ask your superiors to investigate what may be causing this issue whether its a Vocus/routing issue with Wellington customers or a Chorus issue. Thanks.





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  #2522697 14-Jul-2020 14:08
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Dochart: Don’t have a PC that can handle gigabit but these are the speeds I get when testing it with an Apple TV 4K.

VG NZ AKL
DL - 426
UL - 484
Ping - 9ms
Jitter 0.19ms
Loss 0%

Stuff Fibre AKL
DL - 920
UL - 397
Ping - 11ms
Jitter 0.19ms
Loss 0%

VG NZ CHC
DL - 578
UL - 381
Ping - 5ms
Jitter 0.14ms
Loss 0%

@Sounddude still don’t understand why me, Tanivula and others can’t seem to get gigabit speeds at any of the Vocusgroup NZ servers but is fine using other speed test servers. Any chance you can ask your superiors to investigate what may be causing this issue whether its a Vocus/routing issue with Wellington customers or a Chorus issue. Thanks.

 

 

 

We think its more of a server thing that a customer line/routing issue. But yes we are actively investigating.

 

 

 

 


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  #2522705 14-Jul-2020 14:19
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We think its more of a server thing that a customer line/routing issue. But yes we are actively investigating.

 

 

I will re-iterrate that at work (on VF, also in Porirua), have no problems registering gigabit dl speeds to the Vocus servers (AKL or CHCH).

 

Just to make sure. Speedtest to AKL:

 

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  #2522714 14-Jul-2020 14:38
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Sounddude:

 

We think its more of a server thing that a customer line/routing issue. But yes we are actively investigating.

 

 

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  #2523357 15-Jul-2020 10:06
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Same goes for me @Sounddude - if there's certain tests that you want done just shout out. 


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  #2524504 17-Jul-2020 08:13
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How do i achieve such speeds? I'm on wifi and im only getting 60Mbps download 70 Mbps upload. I am on Orcon's gigantic fibre.

 

Using orcon stock and standard modem they provided, and desktop is right beside the modem connected through wifi. Does connecting through wifi not allow me to achieve the 100+ to 1000 Mbps speeds?


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  #2524506 17-Jul-2020 08:30
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How do i achieve such speeds? I'm on wifi and im only getting 60Mbps download 70 Mbps upload. I am on Orcon's gigantic fibre.

 

Using orcon stock and standard modem they provided, and desktop is right beside the modem connected through wifi. Does connecting through wifi not allow me to achieve the 100+ to 1000 Mbps speeds?

 

 

Test via ethernet mate.  Depending on the wireless capabilities of your laptop, you should be able to get higher than 60/70Mbps but unless you're running a high end wireless network you're never going to get gigabit speeds out of it wirelessly.  I'm guessing you're connected to the 2.4GHz wifi rather than 5Ghz. What are the specs of your WiFi controller on your laptop? Can it see/connect to the 5Ghz network?


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  #2524642 17-Jul-2020 11:49
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terencet84:

 

How do i achieve such speeds? I'm on wifi and im only getting 60Mbps download 70 Mbps upload. I am on Orcon's gigantic fibre.

 

Using orcon stock and standard modem they provided, and desktop is right beside the modem connected through wifi. Does connecting through wifi not allow me to achieve the 100+ to 1000 Mbps speeds?

 

 

why would you connect via wifi when you are right next to the router? use a cable

 

as for the speed it all depends on the WIFI standard and connection rate of your device and router as to what speed you will be but it could be anywhere from 20-700mbps.

 

give your speed im guessing it a wifi N device connected at 150mbps


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  #2524757 17-Jul-2020 13:46
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@Sounddude any updates on the speed test investigation?




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  #2525009 17-Jul-2020 22:09
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@jase2985 & @tanivula - thanks for those comments. Silly me - i was connected on the 2.4ghz wifi... Haven't found my LAN cable yet!


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  #2525090 18-Jul-2020 11:08
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5GHz makes a big difference as well. Impressed with my Elitebook getting full 100/20 speed on 5GHz.


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  #2549123 24-Aug-2020 22:45
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@Sounddude - do you think the upcoming BNG upgrade
in WLG might make a difference here? Saw on the Sam Knows box (which is generally in line with my Vocus AKL speedtest results) increased for a brief period, but has gone back down to the ~400mbit level.

Understand with stuff & the IPv6 rollout + COVID, you might have not had much ability to check this out!

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