I'm on XL [20mb] & getting 2mb UP?

[zag]

No probs mate.....




Network Access : AllowedMaximum Downstream Data Rate : 20480000Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 4096000Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 8160Maximum Number of CPEs : 1Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Enabled
Cable Modem : Euro-DOCSIS 1.0/1.1/2.0 CompliantMAC Address : 00:14:a4:****Serial Number : 0014A4C3****Boot Code Version : 3.1.6dSoftware Version : 2.94.1015Hardware Version : 1.19
Downstream Lock : LockedDownstream Channel Id : 61Downstream Frequency : 307000000 HzDownstream Modulation : QAM256Downstream Symbol Rate : 6952 Ksym/secDownstream Interleave Depth : taps12Increment17Downstream Receive Power Level : -7.9 dBmVDownstream SNR : 42.5 dB
Upstream Lock : LockedUpstream Channel ID : 1Upstream Frequency : 45800000 HzUpstream Modulation : QPSKUpstream Symbol Rate : 5120 Ksym/secUpstream transmit Power Level : 50.7 dBmVUpstream Mini-Slot Size : 4
Req
Init Maint
Per Maint
Adv Short
Adv Long
Adv UGS
(1)
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(4)
(9)
(10)
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Modulation TypeQPSK QPSK QPSK 16QAM 16QAM 16QAM Differential EncodingOff Off Off Off Off Off Preamble Length36384384646464Preamble Value Offset39666396396396FEC Error Correction (T)055499FEC Codeword Information Bytes (k)16343476232232Scrambler Seed338338338338338338Maximum Burst Size0007027Guard Time Size224848222222Last Codeword LengthFixed Fixed Fixed Short Short Short Scrambler on/offOn On On On On On


Couple more speed tests too i like.... :-)

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pmsl - was formatted nice before posting
You can read all the info anyway.....

Whats next - 6mb ????? lol

[pip08456]

Wrong page Zag
This is the one wanted.

Cable Modem Operation Configuration
Network Access : Allowed
Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 20480000
Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 768000
Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 3044
Maximum Number of CPEs : 1
Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Enabled

[zag]

its there - at the top.....

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just under the speed test pics:
Network Access : AllowedMaximum Downstream Data Rate : 20480000Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 4096000Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 8160Maximum Number of CPEs : 1Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Enabled

[broadbandking]

Originally Posted by zag

its there - at the top.....

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just under the speed test pics:
Network Access : AllowedMaximum Downstream Data Rate : 20480000Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 4096000Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 8160Maximum Number of CPEs : 1Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Enabled

Wow a 4Mb upload not bad at all

[pip08456]

Originally Posted by zag

its there - at the top.....

---------- Post added at 23:03 ---------- Previous post was at 23:03 ----------

just under the speed test pics:
Network Access : AllowedMaximum Downstream Data Rate : 20480000Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 4096000Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 8160Maximum Number of CPEs : 1Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Enabled

Sorry Zag, missed it due to the format.

All I can say is You lucky ********

[Ignitionnet]

Originally Posted by broadbandking

Wow a 4Mb upload not bad at all

I'll start showing interest when they start rolling it out rather than just pushing random numbers at modems in trial areas. They've trialled far higher than this

[broadbandking]

Originally Posted by Broadbandings

I'll start showing interest when they start rolling it out rather than just pushing random numbers at modems in trial areas. They've trialled far higher than this

I know that but on a 20Mb connection 4Mb upload is nice, better than 1Mb which I heard was the actual upgraded speed once rolled out.

[The PIT]

Originally Posted by Moldova

I love the way they forget to tell the staff about these trials and you have to read about them on a forum.

Nothing like being a mushroom kept in the dark and fed on !"£$

[Ignitionnet]

Originally Posted by broadbandking

I know that but on a 20Mb connection 4Mb upload is nice, better than 1Mb which I heard was the actual upgraded speed once rolled out.

Just urinating in the wind for test purposes. With the current stuff they are trialling there's no way on God's Green Earth they would even dream of trying to upgrade 20M to 4M up.

[calmpitbull]

I can totally understand why this was kept secret. That way the situation can be monitored under normal usage conditions. Nobody is going to call tech support saying there internet connection is too fast.

[broadbandking]

Originally Posted by calmpitbull

I can totally understand why this was kept secret. That way the situation can be monitored under normal usage conditions. Nobody is going to call tech support saying there internet connection is too fast.

You would be suprised mate.

[Impz2002]

i would imagine the percentage of normal users who actual know or understand the speed of their upstream connection is so minute that these trials will go un-noticed by most everyday customers. You have to look very far into the small print to even see the upstream values to the different tiers in the product descriptions. Telling people they were part of an "upstream uplift trial" would confuse most people.

Bring on the upstream increases though, i sure as hell could use it !

Impz

[zag]

Doesnt that slightly defeat the point though? I mean I uh hurm... torrent a little but based my upload on what I "thought" it was.... Now I know I have more up potential I have changed things.... Point is that the VM of normal users will not use more up speed so having it there has made no difference. Other than backend tests I can't really see what this has given VM as there will have been little if no increase in upstream data at all - so what was the point????

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I was agreeing with you Impz.... on 2nd read that wasn't really apparent... appologies lol
:-)

[rickymallory]

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet

Just urinating in the wind for test purposes. With the current stuff they are trialling there's no way on God's Green Earth they would even dream of trying to upgrade 20M to 4M up.

What makes you say that? 20 down 4 up seems pretty fair for the price paid.

[Ignitionnet]

Originally Posted by rickymallory

What makes you say that? 20 down 4 up seems pretty fair for the price paid.

The channels they are trialling this stuff on can only manage about 18Mbit, and about 13Mbit before they start showing jitter. Not going to get many 10Mbps up 50Mbps customers and 4Mbps up 20Mbps customers out of each one of those without some quite hardcore protocol shaping or other limiting.

Purely my opinion the prices we pay are bugger all btw, similar tiers in the USA, with similar upload speeds to those mentioned above, are double the cost or more.

20/4 is fine so long as they charge a reasonable increment on top of the standard price. Perhaps raising 20M to 20/2 with 20/4 as an extra cost option would be good.

In any event I doubt it'll happen, they are just I think trying different ratios out - they tried 10:1 and now 5:1.