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New contract after 18 months of slow speed and guess what...
New contract after 18 months of slow speed and guess what...
25-08-2014 1:00 PM
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25-08-2014 1:10 PM
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what does https://portal.plus.net/my.html?action=data_transfer_speed say ?
lots of dropouts may suggest a line fault though.
lots of dropouts may suggest a line fault though.
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Re: New contract after 18 months of slow speed and guess what...
25-08-2014 1:40 PM
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Telephone number:
01270*******
Phone exchange:
ALSAGER
Estimated line speed:
31Mb (Download speed could vary depending on line conditions. Estimates are the maximum speeds that your phone line can support. These speeds are dependent on the package you choose.) - Checked on 2014-08-05 13:49:40
Current line speed:
35.8 Mb
01270*******
Phone exchange:
ALSAGER
Estimated line speed:
31Mb (Download speed could vary depending on line conditions. Estimates are the maximum speeds that your phone line can support. These speeds are dependent on the package you choose.) - Checked on 2014-08-05 13:49:40
Current line speed:
35.8 Mb
Re: New contract after 18 months of slow speed and guess what...
Re: New contract after 18 months of slow speed and guess what...
25-08-2014 2:28 PM
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You are synchronised at 35.8Mbps, so the problem is not the FTTC sync speed.
Your iPhone speed tests will be slower than your FTTC speed because you are doing it using wireless. I also suspect you are doing the speed tests via wireless connection. I suspect the 'dropout's could also be down to wireless connectivity. Wireless, by design, is variable.
Plug in directly to your router using a cable, and I'm sure you will see the correct speed.
Your iPhone speed tests will be slower than your FTTC speed because you are doing it using wireless. I also suspect you are doing the speed tests via wireless connection. I suspect the 'dropout's could also be down to wireless connectivity. Wireless, by design, is variable.
Plug in directly to your router using a cable, and I'm sure you will see the correct speed.
Re: New contract after 18 months of slow speed and guess what...
Re: New contract after 18 months of slow speed and guess what...
25-08-2014 2:35 PM
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Hi,
The iPhone was wireless but the computer was wired. The wireless speediest on the computer was only slightly slower so theres definitely something amiss.
Even when I've been on wireless on the mac , its been very close to the mid 30's as has the iPhone normally (well when i haven't had speed problems)
Im sat 9 foot away from the router so the iPhone speed would degrade that much anyway, especially as its in the same room with no obstructions.
Matt
The iPhone was wireless but the computer was wired. The wireless speediest on the computer was only slightly slower so theres definitely something amiss.
Even when I've been on wireless on the mac , its been very close to the mid 30's as has the iPhone normally (well when i haven't had speed problems)
Im sat 9 foot away from the router so the iPhone speed would degrade that much anyway, especially as its in the same room with no obstructions.
Matt
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25-08-2014 3:04 PM
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Hi Matt,
Alsager - nice part of Cheshire and some lovely pubs!
Can you be sure that nothing else was using the internet during these tests? If yes, then there could be something wrong with the line which is giving rise to errors and retransmissions. I would recommend raising a fault report here - http://faults.plus.net
Kevin
Alsager - nice part of Cheshire and some lovely pubs!
Can you be sure that nothing else was using the internet during these tests? If yes, then there could be something wrong with the line which is giving rise to errors and retransmissions. I would recommend raising a fault report here - http://faults.plus.net
Kevin
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