[Snap] Snap Upload Issues?

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#127516 13-Aug-2013 12:00

I'm not sure if its just me but i seem to be getting a very slow upload speed today and I cant even sync something to my dropbox or upload pictures to photobucket.
I tried to do a speedtest test and the upload wont even connect for me. (cant even upload a picture to geekzone)

Its to note I am on Snap Vdsl in Auckland and I haven't gone over my monthly limit.
So anyone else having problems with uploads today?

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#876384 13-Aug-2013 12:00

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If you are posting regarding DSL speeds please check that

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#876399 13-Aug-2013 12:30

seems fine for me, got to uni this morning, my synchronize of work done last night went at line speed. and had a active vnc connnection almost all day, again working normally..

as for speeds, seems fine aside from the slight slowdown with having vnc open while speedtesting..

testing photobucket, and it seems fine too, try rebooting your fritz maybe?

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#876547 13-Aug-2013 15:50

Shut down your fritz!box for about 10 minutes with all the cables unplugged.

I can't remember where I read it, but I do remember some people reporting a fault with the fritz in regards to crap upload speeds, which only get resolved if you power off the modem and unplug all cables from it for about 10 minutes.

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#876788 13-Aug-2013 22:30

@Dairusire, Thanks that did the job

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#876885 14-Aug-2013 09:02

@mikenzb, no problem man. I do believe there may be a firmware update that had been released to fix this issue or it's the thing that caused the issue.

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#877071 14-Aug-2013 12:16

Dont think so, I'm on the latest firmware, altho I kinda wished I could downgrade.

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#877080 14-Aug-2013 12:20

mikenzb: Dont think so, I'm on the latest firmware, altho I kinda wished I could downgrade.

you should be able to downgrade perfectly fine..

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#878112 14-Aug-2013 14:15

I tried before and I got stuck trying to restore the settings.