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I had my fair share (excuse the pun) of sharing issues in Windows, after all the trouble i went the DC++ route, made a local DC++ hub and shared the files.

No more stress, if both windows are the same XP-XP 10-10 then there is no sharing issue but old and new there is sometimes a problem.

Sorry man, Ive told you what I know but if your ISP refuses to do something you requested then I think its time to jump ship, name and shame them.

Maybe they have a social networking team that can help you, its worth a try.

Yeah it is instant here as well, but for some reason they say they need to optimize it to get the full 16 MB which I don't understand at all.

Well then you tell them you are going to leave them for a different ISP if they dont change it within the hour. Call them on their BS, only bad lines need ...

Install Ubuntu on a USB drive then boot into Ubuntu, open "Disks" then you can see all partitions and you can format.

The upstream was perfect before they start messing around with my connection, yeah I hope Philip has something to add becuase I need to know what to do exactly and how to deal with this ISP, my current download rates are 530 KB max and they told me 48 hours till they get the 16 MB sorted out as ...

That downstream SNR is really good but the upstream SNR doesnt seem to add up, you can definitely go as high as 20Meg, Im just wondering if US SNR matters if its below 6, maybe @Philip could shed some light.

If your ISP says you cant go above 8 they are talking utter rubbish.

Leave it on All/Auto and see what the exchange picks and disable the two at the bottom.

Interleaved adds some delay on the line to "check" every bit that passes through the router and then does something to correct the error, but on your stats you shouldnt see any/much CRC errors unless there is a ...

Actually regarding the max rate it seems to be false, I can't exceed the specified line rate at all, for the traceroute I will attach a screenshot now becuase I have called my ISP multiple times telling them about their host and they are refusing to admit there's an issue so I wanted to confirm my ...

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Any reason its on GDMT opposed to ADSL2+?

Also im not sure why you arnt on the FastPath profile, those (good) stats shouldnt warrant the interleaved profile.

Edit: Note sure why the US SNR is bad compared to the DS SNR...what Huawei router is that btw?

I see some crazy pings on my line recently and downstream output dBmV has increased from -1.2 to 3....3 as in +3. Is this bad?


Also what is the threshold for up/down dBmV's eg SNR is 6 min and Attenuation 55 max.


Thanks.

You should be able to sync at 6.5 Mbps unless the noise fluctuates a lot.. I would try to bump up the tier and see how it works out. With ADSL2+ and downstream attenuation of 35 dB, the approximate distance is 2.53km and the maximum achievable speed is like 11Mbps. Of course then you have to factor ...

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If you are on the interleaved profile you will get higher pings, try to get your profile switched to fastpath also provide traceroutes to eliminate exchange congestion.

Hi guys new to the forum, so I have a bit of networking experience around my belt but not to clued up about the whole xDSL scene.

I have a 2 megabit line I know I can get about 6.5Meg bit that would be borderline @ 6dB SNR

My distance to the exchange is about 2.7KM if i use the roads on Gmaps ...