Strange upload speed

Router reports:

Down: 1152k, 62db atten, 12.3dB SNR margin : nothing very surprising

Up: 64k, 31.5dB atten, 7.0dB SNR margin : this seems very odd.

I've never seen such a slow upload speed before. Is it likely that this is
arbitrarily limited by the ISP - actually AOL ??? Or is it really
indicating that the line has rather strange performance parameters?

--
Graham J

Graham J wrote:
> Router reports:
>
> Down: 1152k, 62db atten, 12.3dB SNR margin : nothing very surprising
>
> Up: 64k, 31.5dB atten, 7.0dB SNR margin : this seems very odd.
>
> I've never seen such a slow upload speed before. Is it likely that this is
> arbitrarily limited by the ISP - actually AOL ??? Or is it really
> indicating that the line has rather strange performance parameters?
>
I have seen similar once or twice. Resynch or reboot the router.


That's always restored sanity for me.

On Thu, 16 Sep 2010 12:37:07 +0100, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

> Graham J wrote:
>> Router reports:
>>
>> Down: 1152k, 62db atten, 12.3dB SNR margin : nothing very surprising
>>
>> Up: 64k, 31.5dB atten, 7.0dB SNR margin : this seems very odd.
>>
>> I've never seen such a slow upload speed before. Is it likely that
>> this is arbitrarily limited by the ISP - actually AOL ??? Or is it
>> really indicating that the line has rather strange performance
>> parameters?
>>
> I have seen similar once or twice. Resynch or reboot the router.
>
>
> That's always restored sanity for me.

Almost Michaels best bit of advice so far. If only he could shut down the
'router' and *not* restart it, now that would be fantastic news for
Usenet.




--
BT Openreach Engineers - all they need to supply for work is their own
socks and pants

On 16/09/2010 12:31, Graham J wrote:
> Router reports:
>
> Down: 1152k, 62db atten, 12.3dB SNR margin : nothing very surprising
>
> Up: 64k, 31.5dB atten, 7.0dB SNR margin : this seems very odd.
>
> I've never seen such a slow upload speed before. Is it likely that this is
> arbitrarily limited by the ISP - actually AOL ??? Or is it really
> indicating that the line has rather strange performance parameters?
>

It's happened to me once or twice. The first symptom is that VoIP calls
don't work properly. [I can hear the person at the other end, but they
can't hear me].

Breaking and re-making the connection invariably fixes it.
--
Cheers,
Roger
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