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#60568 28-Apr-2010 10:33
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Hi,

I'm connected to Orcon via Telecom Wholesale. My DSL line has an attenuation of 43db and the sync rate fluctuates between 3-5Mbps (although I'm in the Viaduct, downtown Auckland).

On my orcon broadband authentication page it says: Operating mode: G.992.1 G.DMT or ANSI T1.413 iss 2

My modem (thomson tg585v7) is reporting G.992.5 (ADSL2+). Would it be possible to get a higher sync rate by forcing the modem to use ADSL1 only (G.992.1)?

I did some googling but couldn't find a way do do it. I'm not afraid to use command line but there's nothing in the CLI manual on this.

Thanks. 

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  #324073 28-Apr-2010 10:41
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Hi tcpdump

Ignore what the auth page is saying, i don't think its actually correct. We don't know what Operating mode your line is in as its on the Telecom wholsale DSL.


Being in the Viaduct, are you connected via a cabinet? because otherwise you should have ended up connected to Orcon kit at the exchange.




 
 
 

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  #324075 28-Apr-2010 10:45
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the only way you will get higher sync rates is move closer to the exchange, your attenuation  of 43db means your limt is about 5000Mbps and nothing you can do at your end will change that fact,




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  #324076 28-Apr-2010 10:46
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There's no Orcon+ network in my area and I'm probably in the exchange (hence the huge attenuation on the line).
According to Telecom wholesale, a cabined is scheduled for my area in .. september 2011 !!

 



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  #324089 28-Apr-2010 11:06
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vexxxboy: the only way you will get higher sync rates is move closer to the exchange, your attenuation  of 43db means your limt is about 5000Mbps and nothing you can do at your end will change that fact,


Where can I sign up for a 5000Mbps connection? :o I want one!

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  #324301 28-Apr-2010 16:31
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tcpdump: There's no Orcon+ network in my area and I'm probably in the exchange (hence the huge attenuation on the line).
According to Telecom wholesale, a cabined is scheduled for my area in .. september 2011 !!

 


What exchange are you connected to?

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  #324305 28-Apr-2010 16:36
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I'm not sure to be honest. The address is: 101/125-51 Customs Street West, Auckland Central, Auckland City

According to Telecom Wholesale Maps.



Sorry, we don't appear to have current information for this address.

A pre-qualification check is required to determine what broadband services, if any, are available at this address.




Exchange Details
Exchange Area: Auckland Central
Show cabinets within exchange
ADSL2+ Upgrade: Jun 2008
VDSL2 Upgrade: Apr 2009



Cabinet Details

Cabinet Name: AT/DV 
Upgrade Scheduled: Sep 2011



Cabinet Name: AT/DW 
Upgrade Scheduled: Sep 2011 



 
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  #324310 28-Apr-2010 16:47
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AT is an Orcon+ exchange, you sure you not on orcon+?



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  #324313 28-Apr-2010 16:49
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I wish :(

I asked the Orcon Customer Service and they said only Telecom Wholesale plans for me.

I'd go for the Naked DSL plan immediately if I'd be in an Orcon+ exchange. Is there any way I can double check this?

Thank you. 

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