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Static IP and reduced download speed

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steve88
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Registered: ‎19-04-2020

Static IP and reduced download speed

Over the weekend I requested a static IP that is now in use. However my download speed has now dropped.I have seen other forum posts where a static IP has caused an incorrect profile to be applied. 

Can my profile be corrected please.

 

Not withstanding that I have an ongoing broadband issue with intemittent dropped connections my router is reporting that my current connection is significantly faster than the download speeds achieved.

I have run the speedtest and the additional diagnostics. The test is from a wired ethernet connection with no other traffic.

My router reports:

Max:	Upstream rate = 5261 Kbps, Downstream rate = 30720 Kbps
Bearer:	0, Upstream rate = 3200 Kbps, Downstream rate = 24997 Kbps

My PN account reports:

  • Product: Unlimited Fibre
  • Estimated Download Range: 24 - 37Mbps
  • Estimated Upload Range: 4Mbps
  • Minimum Guaranteed Speed: 20.3Mbps
  • Current Line Speed (Download): 15Mbps

The performance test reports:

Advance Test
Download Test
Download speed achieved during the test was 13.41 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 20 - 24.19 Mbps
IP Profile for your line is 24.19 Mbps
 
Upload speed achieved during the test was 2.82 Mbps
IP Profile for your line is 10 Mbps
 
 
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Buttercup
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Re: Static IP and reduced download speed

Hi @steve88, I'm sorry to hear about this. Together with our network partners at Openreach we will try to provide you with the best speeds possible. If you feel this is not the case, please raise your speed fault online at http://faults.plus.net.

 Jess Moore
 Plusnet Help Team
MisterW
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Re: Static IP and reduced download speed

@Buttercup. Is it really necessary for @steve88. to raise a fault in this case. Its pretty obvious that the Plusnet profile is stuck and just needs resetting. Its probably been like that for a while but wouldn't have had any effect until the change to a static ip

Superusers are not staff, but they do have a direct line of communication into the business in order to raise issues, concerns and feedback from the community.

MisterW
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Re: Static IP and reduced download speed

@steve88 did this get sorted ?

Superusers are not staff, but they do have a direct line of communication into the business in order to raise issues, concerns and feedback from the community.

steve88
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Re: Static IP and reduced download speed

Not yet it hasn't; and I thought it might be a simple fix Wink

 

Speedtest still tops out at ~14Mbps.

Broadband details show:

Your broadband service

  • Product: Unlimited Fibre
  • Estimated Download Range: 24 - 37Mbps
  • Estimated Upload Range: 4Mbps
  • Minimum Guaranteed Speed: 20.3Mbps
  • Current Line Speed (Download): 15Mbps
Tibzor
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Re: Static IP and reduced download speed

Fix

Hi@steve88 

Sorry to hear about this ongoing issue. I have just updated IP profile on your line to match current sync speed, can you please restart your router and check if you will notice any improvement.

There is still open fault ticket on your account which is being dealt with by our faults department.

Based on last comment you are still in touch with engineer who was working on your line as most recent test failed, if you need to arrange next engineer visit - please answer on this ticket here

steve88
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Re: Static IP and reduced download speed

Restarted the router and now the speedtest results match the sync speed. Thank you.

My other fault is still under investigation by BT OR engineer(s) who I am in contact with and they are still actively doing/changing things to track it down. 

 

-- 

Steve