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Old 11-09-2010, 13:45   #1
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Issue with router upload speed
Connected directly to modem, my upload speed is 1.5.

Using router, it drops to less than half of that. Any obvious reason why?

Download is not affected.
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Re: Issue with router upload speed
Does the operation config change in between the reconnection on your modem?

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Re: Issue with router upload speed
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Took screen dump with router connected, and then connected direct to modem
The operation config figures never changed between them.
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Re: Issue with router upload speed
How are you testing the upload speed?
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Re: Issue with router upload speed
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Does the operation config change in between the reconnection on your modem?
He is on 50Mb and a reboot is not going to change the config only a downgrade can do that.
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Re: Issue with router upload speed
Solved. Thanks to all.
For the curious. I had problems during week, and had engineer out this morning. part of my issue seemed to be the original install (analogue connection left at box?).
But afterwards, only connected to modem, i got full upload, but connected to router, less than half.
I just reset router to default and reinstalled. Working for now.

Oh, testing upload using speedtest.net (london) and My broadband speed site
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