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Your line stats don't look bad, try a restart of the O2 Box around midday for a better sync speed.
An ongoing network issue now appears to have been fixed:
http://status.bememberservices.com/inde ... tageID=259
ps couldn't read your first post, my eyes won't do close typing without paragraphs.
An ongoing network issue now appears to have been fixed:
http://status.bememberservices.com/inde ... tageID=259
ps couldn't read your first post, my eyes won't do close typing without paragraphs.
I keep restarting it at various times 
Hopefully the fix and a restart may finally do the job.
Sorry about the lack of spacing! I'd just driven 240 miles in fog and was exhausted, my brain was shutting down so tried to get it out before my brain completely went.I think if I re read it I would probably cringe
Hopefully the fix and a restart may finally do the job. Sorry about the lack of spacing! I'd just driven 240 miles in fog and was exhausted, my brain was shutting down so tried to get it out before my brain completely went.I think if I re read it I would probably cringe
It was 6Mb over a year ago and I tested it using both speedtest and kitz although I may have interpreted it wrong? The 6mb it used to be is the download speed, I can't remember what the upload speed was.
I restarted the router at about 2pm and have just ran speedtest. I use both that and kitz to test my speeds but I am very happy with the new results, I hope the fix Perskies posted has done the job permanently!
If the problems start up again then is there any way to speed it up other than another router restart? Getting a big fed up of doing them every 2-3 days
I restarted the router at about 2pm and have just ran speedtest. I use both that and kitz to test my speeds but I am very happy with the new results, I hope the fix Perskies posted has done the job permanently!
If the problems start up again then is there any way to speed it up other than another router restart? Getting a big fed up of doing them every 2-3 days
Before January, if you were seeing over 6Mb/s on speedtest.net where now you're seeing 4.41Mb/s then I would say that BT have re-routed your line which would have changed the attenuation.
I'm not doubting what you're saying but with your current 50.5dB attenuation, it's nigh on impossible on an ADSL2+ connection to achieve 6Mb/s let alone more than 6Mb/s.
If I'm wrong then somebody will be along to correct me
But those stats you posted, for a 50.5dB attenuation, are very good. If BT have re-routed your line then it would be almost impossible to persuade them to change it back to what it was prior to January. The only way to increase the connection speed of what you have now, is if FTTC is available to you in your local exchange.
I'm not doubting what you're saying but with your current 50.5dB attenuation, it's nigh on impossible on an ADSL2+ connection to achieve 6Mb/s let alone more than 6Mb/s.
If I'm wrong then somebody will be along to correct me
But those stats you posted, for a 50.5dB attenuation, are very good. If BT have re-routed your line then it would be almost impossible to persuade them to change it back to what it was prior to January. The only way to increase the connection speed of what you have now, is if FTTC is available to you in your local exchange.
