Mark Hallen

Proble solved with a new modem that handles 5Mhz + 2Mhz and adds the AC proptpcol (specs) - all mucj better

I would check your your modem for it's types of protocols (specifications) - is it a new modem with AC in its specifications ?

hi, I am in Sydney (Strawberry Hills area) but with Telstra. I've been going "around the bend" suffering slow connection speeds fo 4 weeks now. The likely point of slowness could be the copper wire to your house. I have been down the "It's your line inside you house", It's the "splitter connecting your modem/phone, and all that re-set the modem script". It's never their problem . its our problem with our hardware...... " I have Optus ADSL2+ that has regressed to almost 56K modem speeds! It's been like this ever since I moved into this apartment around 3 years ago. " That's a long time to be in a time warp .....................

Hello all, I have a Telstra ISP ADSL+2 and having trouble with my internet speed. In the past I have achieved connection speeds in excess of 179Mbps (totally un-needed) but find my internet surfing experience dulled now settling after many dropouts, then a 10kbs (playing radio on net just possible), now settling into a 1MB connection with transfer rates of 100kbps- 600kbs. The connection speed is appearing "Shaped" (need help understanding this concept "Shaping"), or slower. My results from this useful site can be found here https://testmy.net/quickstats/Mark%20Hallen while we await the NBN (FIBER TO NODE) I'm expecting the 80yr old node to house copper to put a big dent in the 'abiliy' to provide such a disjointed mash to cause 'consumers''. I know the US Telcos went through all the "shaping" debate ......................... was it resolved?...... who benefited ? - us consumers? Thanks people (Mark)