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#208171 30-Jan-2017 12:14
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can anyone on the gigabit plan in HB please run a few speedtest.net runs to various servers and post their results please


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  #1712732 30-Jan-2017 13:02
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What value will that add?

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  #1713290 31-Jan-2017 14:17
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I am trying to figure out if it's me or something wrong with the connection to Orcon as I seem to be getting really low results all the time day or night or early hours of the morning on a wired connection if you care to take a look at my speedtest page you'll see it's a vet hit n miss afair

 

 

 

https://www.speedtest.net/results.php?sh=fed969b9d45e32592379bae2ac8e2989&ria=0


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  #1715530 4-Feb-2017 19:25
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So no help then cry




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  #1715536 4-Feb-2017 19:39
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With those kinds of speeds you have a lot of factors to take into account

 

  • Is your system actually able to communicate at 1 Gbit/s speeds both directions?
  • Is the test server you are testing to able to do tests at those speeds?

I would also expect there to be differences in max speed depending on which time of the day it is (how much bandwidth is going through the exchanges and their capacity).

 

With that said, its really tempting to make a remark about Orcon as an ISP in general, but lets leave it at the temptation ;)





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  #1715538 4-Feb-2017 19:41
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More information is needed. What kind of router do you have? What kind of PC are you using? Ethernet or WiFi?





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  #1715759 5-Feb-2017 14:22
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michaelmurfy:

 

More information is needed. What kind of router do you have? What kind of PC are you using? Ethernet or WiFi?

 

 

The PC being used is in my Sig and it's wired and the router is the Fritz Box 7490


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  #1715760 5-Feb-2017 14:28
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Athlonite:

 

michaelmurfy:

 

More information is needed. What kind of router do you have? What kind of PC are you using? Ethernet or WiFi?

 

 

The PC being used is in my Sig and it's wired and the router is the Fritz Box 7490

 

 

And you've turned rate limiting off on the Fritz?





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  #1715761 5-Feb-2017 14:30
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both were set to 999999 and the only thin I can't do on this box is update the firmware as Orcon have taken the control of that out of the menu system 


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  #1715763 5-Feb-2017 14:49
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And QoS is turned off? I'd personally attempt a factory reset of the Fritz.




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michaelmurfy: And QoS is turned off? I'd personally attempt a factory reset of the Fritz.

 

 

 

I've done both 


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