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Rageykiwi

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#138984 23-Jan-2014 21:03

Having tried to upload to youtube in the past ive had upload problems slow speed.But now i am not dreaming surely,If Fibre is this fast then copper has to be better .

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#973174 23-Jan-2014 21:03

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Rageykiwi

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#973185 23-Jan-2014 21:06

Anyway is taking hours to upload a file to youtube

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#973188 23-Jan-2014 21:08

Copper has to be better?

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#973189 23-Jan-2014 21:10

bit more detail? maybe even what speed your actually uploading at rather than total data transferred like you have screenshotted?

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#973190 23-Jan-2014 21:11

Rageykiwi: Anyway is taking hours to upload a file to youtube

Your screenshot tells us you are connected to your router on a 1Gbit ethernet, you have sent 9GB and received 32GB but unfortunately it does give us anything to go on re the speed of your fibre connection. Fibre is generally blisteringly fast but faults and issues can and do occur from time to time.

Happy to help but I suggest you follow the advice in the post above and post the results.

You are welcome to call us, pm me your details or log a fault via our website.

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#973195 23-Jan-2014 21:19

Rageykiwi: Anyway is taking hours to upload a file to youtube

Youtube is outside our control but if you can stop the upload and run a speediest to speediest.orcon.net and let us know the result?

That will indicate whether your connection has any issue.

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#973200 23-Jan-2014 21:23

FireEngine:
Rageykiwi: Anyway is taking hours to upload a file to youtube

Youtube is outside our control but if you can stop the upload and run a speediest to speediest.orcon.net and let us know the result?

That will indicate whether your connection has any issue.

auto-correct not playing nicely today for you?

speedtest.orcon.net.nz

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#973205 23-Jan-2014 21:25

hio77:
FireEngine:
Rageykiwi: Anyway is taking hours to upload a file to youtube

Youtube is outside our control but if you can stop the upload and run a speediest to speediest.orcon.net and let us know the result?

That will indicate whether your connection has any issue.

auto-correct not playing nicely today for you?

speedtest.orcon.net.nz

LOL - bit Freudian eh?

Of course should be speedtest.orcon.net....

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#973208 23-Jan-2014 21:27

FireEngine:
Rageykiwi: Anyway is taking hours to upload a file to youtube

Youtube is outside our control but if you can stop the upload and run a speediest to speediest.orcon.net and let us know the result?

That will indicate whether your connection has any issue.

as FireEngine has said above, external content is out of our control. Also, when trying the speedtest, try and disconnect as many LAN devices (wireless & wired) from the network as possible, helps with speed tests

also @johnr makes a valid point, I think it would be a fairly safe gambit to wager that fiber is going to out perform copper 99.9 times out of 100.

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Rageykiwi

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#973325 24-Jan-2014 08:18

8 mbs uploading last night then it stops so i start the upload all over again.Ive commented before about the slack upload speeds on fibre,thinking it was me .finally getting one file uploaded.tried several browsers.
Perhaps this idea of "single thread" "multi thread" is an excuse to bypass the problems.
I dont really want to go through all the loads of speed tests all over again.
I am with ultra fast fibre in Tokoroa.

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#973329 24-Jan-2014 08:29

Are you connected via Eithernet or WiFi?

FireEngine

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#973334 24-Jan-2014 08:41

Found your last ticket from early December, at that time FTP testing indicated your fibre speed was 92/49 and the only issue was torrent uploading which you were doing via a specific vpn which may have had its own routing complications/limitations etc.

We are not shaping your traffic, there were potential issues with your NIC driver card drivers being obsolete which are well outside our control. Clearly yours is a complicated setup with many factors that could affect your throughput speeds. Happy to help on here as before but troubleshooting won't be possible without your input. I propose we repeat the FTP tests and go from there.

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Rageykiwi

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#973337 24-Jan-2014 08:46

sbiddle: Are you connected via Eithernet or WiFi?

Eithernet

Rageykiwi

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#973338 24-Jan-2014 08:49

FireEngine: Found your last ticket from early December, at that time FTP testing indicated your fibre speed was 92/49 and the only issue was torrent uploading which you were doing via a specific vpn which may have had its own routing complications/limitations etc.

We are not shaping your traffic, there were potential issues with your NIC driver card drivers being obsolete which are well outside our control. Clearly yours is a complicated setup with many factors that could affect your throughput speeds. Happy to help on here as before but troubleshooting won't be possible without your input. I propose we repeat the FTP tests and go from there.

I am willing to try that again.

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#973571 24-Jan-2014 14:25

FireEngine: Found your last ticket from early December, at that time FTP testing indicated your fibre speed was 92/49 and the only issue was torrent uploading which you were doing via a specific vpn which may have had its own routing complications/limitations etc.

VPN's usually go slow unless the node is hosted in NZ, with 130ms latency at min between NZ and LAX most VPN's are single thread's and that gives you about 1.3mbit of throughput.

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