Dear 10 Mbps subscribers,
1) May I know what your Broadband/DSL uplink link speed is?
Mine is 1023 kbps, and I suspect that is what is preventing me from reaching 1 mbps in actual bandwidth. Max actual upload bandwidth is around 0.8x mbps, which is about right given the link speed of 1023 kbps.
Wish to hear from others if it is also the case.
Thanks.
- I am now using 2wire 5012NV.
- Previously when on 3 Mbps, I don't recall seeing my uplink DSL link speed as exactly 350 kbps. I can't remember exactly, but it should be more than 350 kbps (either 4xx or 5xx kbps), and hence I had no problems getting actual bandwidth of 350 kbps (i.e. I wasn't limited by the DSL link speed).
- For downloads, no problems getting actual 10 mbps since my link speed is 21999 kbps (more than 2 times 10 mbps).
2) Also need some help from those using 2wire 5012NV. What is normal/good DSL line characteristics? Asking because I just re-did the connections for my home telephone wall socket, and I have no idea if the signal is good. Here's mine (roughly at the time of this posting):
......................................... Down Up
Rate:................................. 21999 kbs 1023 kbs
Max Rate:.......................... 25540 kbs 1216 kbs
Noise Margin:.................... 10.9 dB 12.6 dB
Attenuation:...................... 5.5 dB 3.8 dB
Output Power:................... 17.9 dBm 12.4 dBm
Interleave Delay................ 4.55 ms 5.94 ms
Impulse Noise Protection.... 0.68 0.91
Apologies for misalignment. Can anyone enlighten if the above are ok/good? Thanks.