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Sitting waiting patiently for my upgrade to happpen, will I see a huge differance? do I need to shutdown and restart my router for it to happen?
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it would also appear that switzerland have 1gb but then there not using rubbish copper lines, i think the government should grant bt to upgrade the lines but also the issue is of warez!
We europeans are idiots.
Except Switzerland.
Except Switzerland.
SnoopDogg wrote:
> Japan is on 40Mb broadband, i think 2mb is a bit behind their
> standards.
In some areas of Japan, they have 1Gb... Worst of all, they're only paying about £30/month for it!
> Japan is on 40Mb broadband, i think 2mb is a bit behind their
> standards.
In some areas of Japan, they have 1Gb... Worst of all, they're only paying about £30/month for it!
Is your router set to use PPPoA or PPPoE?
Dignostic test on the router brings the following consitant errors...
TestPPPoPVC 0IP connect to PPP (FAIL)
test PPPoPVC 0 PPPoE (conection unknown)
does that mean anything?
TestPPPoPVC 0IP connect to PPP (FAIL)
test PPPoPVC 0 PPPoE (conection unknown)
does that mean anything?
Japan is on 40Mb broadband, i think 2mb is a bit behind their standards.
it would seem that way at the moment, but I guess I need to wait and see what freeola and the Provisioning dept come back with after the weekend.
Do you think if I connected the router via USB that it would make any differance at all? or am I grasping at straws now?
Also I really do not want to have to buy another router as I really have no need for two. Perhaps Freeola will take this one back and sell me another one?
Do you think if I connected the router via USB that it would make any differance at all? or am I grasping at straws now?
Also I really do not want to have to buy another router as I really have no need for two. Perhaps Freeola will take this one back and sell me another one?
My next step would be to try a different manufacturers router, this seems to be the weak link...
Hmmm... wrote:
> Were your original and replacement routers both the same ETEC model ?
Yes to the routers
>
> Did BT use your router for their test ?
Nope to this one
BT used a laptop PC with a USB modem on my line with my connection details, we tested my router when he was here, it was strange as the spped test showed his connection as faster but when he actually tried a download on his laptop then did the same download on my PC with my router the download speed was the same ish (122) its really frustrating am sure there will be an easy answer to this some where?
> Were your original and replacement routers both the same ETEC model ?
Yes to the routers
>
> Did BT use your router for their test ?
Nope to this one
BT used a laptop PC with a USB modem on my line with my connection details, we tested my router when he was here, it was strange as the spped test showed his connection as faster but when he actually tried a download on his laptop then did the same download on my PC with my router the download speed was the same ish (122) its really frustrating am sure there will be an easy answer to this some where?
Were your original and replacement routers both the same ETEC model ?
Did BT use your router for their test ?
Did BT use your router for their test ?
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