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Slow ADSL2 speeds
I have just joined with exetel on adsl2 and bought a new tp-link 8840 modem and i have configured it properly but my downlaods are just to slow... downloading from http and torrents..
Anyone with exetel or same modem maybe my configuration is not right some how..
Do i need a adsl2 filter or will a normal one be ok?
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Do you have your torrent port forwards setup correctly? Thats the most important thing if you want to get any sort of decent speed from bittorrent.
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Will look into the port forwarding, tough why is my http download speed so slow? Adsl1 i would get around 80kbps now im getting under 50kbps
Also with bittorrent if there is a green icon suggesting good connection do i still need to forward the ports or is the connection ok?
Ok i just checked my torrent client and tested the port and it said it was ok and i didnt forward the port in the modem settings.
Now another thing yesterday my speeds were getting upto 250kbps but i experienced alot of dropouts, went into my modem settings and reconfigured the modem.. More stable connection but wont reach over 25kbps for torrents.
I was just watching my dl speds and for ten minutes they were around the 300kbps after that have dropped again and wont get over 20kbps
ull need a adsl2+ filter
thats one problem
id double check all your setting as well, then if your still having problems call up your isp.
Yer ill chuck in the adsl2 filter to see if i can get a consistant speed.Originally Posted by urban_s0ulja
u need an adsl2 filter...check if you speeds are consistent...do portforwarding on your router especially for torrents.... try a speed test from one of the local sites rather than international...that will give a better idea of what the exact speeds are.
Yer have put the adsl2 filter in and forwarded all ports and im still getting shit speeds. Exetel are looking into it for me but looks like back to adsl1 it is for me.
any update mate ??
Sorry been a while since i posted. EXetel reset my port to a more stable one as there was too much noise on the old one.
Max speeds i can get are 500kbs and im only 1.5ks away from the exchange not sure if thats normal speeds.
Still sounds a little slow.
hows the lines in your house ?
How do you mean??
Well how old is the house ?
is it 5 years old or 50 ?
This could cause noise in the line and drop your speed.
You could try different wall plugs in your house to see if there is any speed difference.
Then this would show there could be a extra 10m on the wall plug your currently using then is needed or its wired badly and slowing down your speeds.
That does sound quite slow, what area are you in? There are some troubles with telstra exchanges around nsw due to storms that have been waterlogging cables/trenches etc.
I have adsl1 8mbps with exetel and I can constantly download at 700-750kb/s.
What speed are you syncing at?
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Hey guys
Yer house is over 20 years at least
Max speed i can reach is 500kbs.
Might be better off to get 8mb adsl1
Yes, look in your modem setup, post back what the line sync and attenuation are.
From that we can compare on this chart
and see what you should be getting.
Also. do you have Foxtel? An alarm? Fax machine? Could be one of these on the lline unfiltered.
Let us know.
Just curious how do you find out how far away from the excahnge your adsl2 is?
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Hey i used the site
Its very handy...
TZB here are my modem details
Statistics -- ADSL
Mode: ADSL2+
Line Coding: Trellis On
Status: No Defect
Link Power State: L0
Downstream Upstream
SNR Margin (dB): 11.0 11.5
Attenuation (dB): 35.5 17.8
Output Power (dBm): 11.5 12.6
Attainable Rate (Kbps): 8088 896
Rate (Kbps): 7999 800
MSGc (number of bytes in overhead channel message): 85 66
B (number of bytes in Mux Data Frame): 177 25
M (number of Mux Data Frames in FEC Data Frame): 1 8
T (Mux Data Frames over sync bytes): 1 1
R (number of check bytes in FEC Data Frame): 16 16
S (ratio of FEC over PMD Data Frame length): 0.7080 8.0000
L (number of bits in PMD Data Frame): 2192 224
D (interleaver depth): 64 4
Delay (msec): 11 8
Super Frames: 1480868 1480866
Super Frame Errors: 35 15
RS Words: 134759040 12587361
RS Correctable Errors: 15469579 36
RS Uncorrectable Errors: 1255 N/A
HEC Errors: 33 17
OCD Errors: 1 0
LCD Errors: 0 0
Total Cells: 450045862 45298621
Data Cells: 9784438 41266963
Bit Errors: 0 0
Total ES: 18 12
Total SES: 0 0
Total UAS: 17 4294959435
Well somethings not right there, your attenuation says your more like 2.5KM from the exchange. That said, according to the graph, you still (at 2.5Km) should be getting around 12Mps.
You might need to get a good comms company in to check the house wiring, and while their at it get a C10 central splitter installed.
Do you have any noise on the phone? Did you check for un-filtered devices (fax, Foxtel, alarms etc)?
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