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furymonkey

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#203131 19-Sep-2016 11:21
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I am on 2Degree's fiber plan, previously signed up under SNAP, so I've been using their fiber for awhile now.
I live in the fringe of Auckland Central, Eden Terrace to be exact.

 

Only just recently I've started doing some game hosting, game streaming and video uploading to Youtube. This is when I noticed the abnormal upload speed I have.
At first I didn't give much thought and just upgraded my 200/20 plan to the 200/200 plan.

 

 

 

The new plan kicked in, and I noticed nothing changed (except the bill undecided).
This is when I started doing some test and noticed my upload speed wasn't even anywhere close to the capability of my previous 200/20 plan.

 

Now thinking back, the upload speed is the same throughout life time of my fiber existent, so it's not something new.

 

 

Is this normal for the fiber? I know speed can vary based on address, but this upload speed is far from the capability of my current 200/200 plan.


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  #1635761 19-Sep-2016 11:23
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Not normal at all. See my sig for my 200/200 speeds on BigPipe. You need to talk to 2D






 
 
 

Move to New Zealand's best fibre broadband service (affiliate link). Note that to use Quic Broadband you must be comfortable with configuring your own router.
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  #1635762 19-Sep-2016 11:25
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No that doesn't look normal.  Mine gets pretty close for both download and upload. I think there are settings on the fritzbox (assuming that's what you're using) that can limit these, so maybe check that.  Also ensure nothing else is saturating your link (torrents, etc)





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  #1635764 19-Sep-2016 11:27
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I'm really surprised you could get 172Mbps down with such a slow upload with TCP. Are you sure it's just not speedtest.net playing up? Do you have another device to test on?

 

 




furymonkey

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  #1635815 19-Sep-2016 13:03
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Thank you all for the replys.

 

 

 

 

Turned out it was the fritzbox setting...
I've had the modem since before fiber was available in my area.

 

So I've been using self-handicapped speed for over a year yell


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  #1635880 19-Sep-2016 14:07
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Ouch! That looks better.


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  #1636069 19-Sep-2016 19:52
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furymonkey:

Thank you all for the replys.



 


Turned out it was the fritzbox setting...
I've had the modem since before fiber was available in my area.


So I've been using self-handicapped speed for over a year yell



What was the setting and what did you change it too?

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  #1636079 19-Sep-2016 19:55
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hellonearthisman:

What was the setting and what did you change it too?

 

 

 

Under Internet -> Account Information -> Internet Connection tab scroll to bottom and there are connection settings with upstream\downstream limits.





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