A&A Speeds

Hi folks - only me...


Was connected to AAISP on Friday on a Be_ line. Ok..

The very next day, I logged into my AA account - I'd apparently downloaded 3GB+ yesterday, and it was a wee bit easy to do.
My hardwired Billion router was pre-configured, so it was so simple to login and start using. Easy. So I got the p/w to login to my MacBook Pro [y/d] so I was ready to start tweaking. Yes!

To tweak it had to be done via the Broadband page - Logged in I put my SNR to 3dB (my line can take it), and was getting varied results, which were similar to the speeds on my old Be tests (averaging between 7-9meg and 10meg+.


Anyway - a few more extra tweaks later, I managed to obtain the following:




Am I happier? Hmm, I just don't know. It's hard to say... It HAS only been 3 and a bit days old, and I DO have much more tweaking to do. I s'pose.

Yeah, and the following just confirms my unrequited LOVE of AAISP.

And they are still to look at my line. YAHOO!!




So far, the connection seems to be a lot better, with more to do - The Staff @ A&A are very friendly, and keep you updated, a very professional service, and quite professional.
You seem to get what you pay for - I'll update as and when as always.

Sorted so far!

ADDED:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1537873447.png

http://www.pingtest.net/result/48729239.png

http://s45.photobucket.com/albums/f85/Guest_Again/?a...





ADDED x2:

Speeds CAN vary though.

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/button/13187...

Edited by Guest_Again (Sun 16-Oct-11 13:54:09)

Looking good

Are you seeing any packet loss now you have moved?

Thank you.

It's all.. A BIT better, and faster.


AA saw the severe package loss on my line - it's under investigation. Thankfully.

Edited by Guest_Again (Mon 17-Oct-11 17:11:47)