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Right yeh, which I said in a earlier post to contact the provider.
Nobody can do nothing here.Plusnet speed cap
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Right yeh, which I said in a earlier post to contact the provider.
Nobody can do nothing here.
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think thats what we all have said lolRight yeh, which I said in a earlier post to contact the provider.
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Are you able to retrieve any line stats? Line interference can cause DLM to reduce your speed for instance. Has anything changed in your house since line speed dropped? New equipment, phones, cables?
I had my speed drop about a year ago and I believe I found the issue and rectified it, though it could be a coincidence I can't be certain. I had a long power cable for the modem I installed and ravelled it up to make it neater. My speeds dropped but I put this down to my partner putting Xmas lights near to the router. Could still be that that was the issue, not sure but, going back to the power cable for the router, I tuned a radio into 612kHz and found it to be making a noise near to it. I unravelled the power lead and the noise went away. Several weeks later my speed came back. Then sods law, I had a phone fault the day after, then multiple disconnects causes by the BT engineer made the speed drop again.
There are so many factors than can affect your line speed. Even someone hundreds of meters away, if they have some dodgy equipment and it cross your line along the way that can cause issues.
https://kitz.co.uk/adsl/rein.htm
I had my speed drop about a year ago and I believe I found the issue and rectified it, though it could be a coincidence I can't be certain. I had a long power cable for the modem I installed and ravelled it up to make it neater. My speeds dropped but I put this down to my partner putting Xmas lights near to the router. Could still be that that was the issue, not sure but, going back to the power cable for the router, I tuned a radio into 612kHz and found it to be making a noise near to it. I unravelled the power lead and the noise went away. Several weeks later my speed came back. Then sods law, I had a phone fault the day after, then multiple disconnects causes by the BT engineer made the speed drop again.
There are so many factors than can affect your line speed. Even someone hundreds of meters away, if they have some dodgy equipment and it cross your line along the way that can cause issues.
https://kitz.co.uk/adsl/rein.htm
i think i got this one figured out.
right my setup is a bit off. I got a power line adaptor from my modem downstand to my upstand office ubiquiti router. that power line adaptor has never had any issues and it is in a dual gang wall socket with just itself plugged in.
a couple months ago, wife started working downstand and started plugging her laptop charger into that wall socket. I have un plugged that and restarted the modem as it has been running for god knows how long non-stop.
Now I am getting 60mbps IP profile and 58mbps actual download speed. however the uplink was still the same 20mbps IP profile and 15mbps actual speed...
I am gonna think about putting a CAT6 cable now...
right my setup is a bit off. I got a power line adaptor from my modem downstand to my upstand office ubiquiti router. that power line adaptor has never had any issues and it is in a dual gang wall socket with just itself plugged in.
a couple months ago, wife started working downstand and started plugging her laptop charger into that wall socket. I have un plugged that and restarted the modem as it has been running for god knows how long non-stop.
Now I am getting 60mbps IP profile and 58mbps actual download speed. however the uplink was still the same 20mbps IP profile and 15mbps actual speed...
I am gonna think about putting a CAT6 cable now...
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It's amazing how often the root cause of issues ends up being Powerline adapters.
If everyone with a problem mentioned that there were Powerline adapters in use from the start most threads could be sorted with a single reply.
If everyone with a problem mentioned that there were Powerline adapters in use from the start most threads could be sorted with a single reply.