New infinity 2 customer . Couple of questions

Hi everyone , got activated today so coming from normal adsl the first thing i done was a speed test. Results were 62mb download and 18 upload , was really impressed since was told on phone should get about 58 mbs. After the first hour and until now the speed has dropped to a steady 48 mb.

What i wanted to know is how do i find out what my line is capable of and what i should be getting . And will the speed fluctuate during certain times of the day .

Tbh id be pleased with 48mb if that is close to what i should expect and its been nice not hearing my son on his xbox screaming to his sister ' GET OF YOUTUBE !!!!'.

Any tests etc i could do to make sure im getting what i should or advice would be great , thanks

Run the BT Wholesale speed test, ignoring all the red instructions. We aren't actually bothered about the speed for this test.

At the bottom of the initial results page, click Further diagnostics. Enter the phone number when requested.

That will give a graph and two text boxes of results, plus a load of text garbage. Please just copy and paste here the full contents of the two results boxes - that's one down and one up.

We can calculate the downstream connection speed from that, to see if that has dropped or just the throughput.

thanks for the reply .

Download speedachieved during the test was - 46.88 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speedsis 40 Mbps-68.67 Mbps .
Additional Information:
IP Profile for your line is - 68.67 Mbps

Upload speed achieved during the test was - 16.65Mbps
Additional Information:
Upstream Rate IP profile on your line is - 20 Mbps

Was this test done on a computer connected to the router via Ethernet? Or was it done wirelessly? Were there other devices connected to the router and using the internet at the time the speedtest was ran?

Your connection rate is around 70meg, so your line is performing as expected.

Edited by deleted (Fri 12-Feb-16 10:00:55)

It was done wirelessly just done one connected to the router....

Download speedachieved during the test was - 66.95 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speedsis 40 Mbps-68.67 Mbps .
Additional Information:
IP Profile for your line is - 68.67 Mbps

Upload speed achieved during the test was - 16.3Mbps
Additional Information:
Upstream Rate IP profile on your line is - 20 Mbps

Never relised being wireless made that much difference

and thanks for the help , least i know its what it should be

Edited by deleted (Fri 12-Feb-16 11:37:51)

Line stats would be useful. The HH5 doesn't have great diagnostic reporting, but it has the basics of line sync speed, attenuation & noise margin. You can get to it via troubleshooting -> help desk router page.

That's what we wanted, and as the IP Profile was fine led to the wired/wireless question . Just for your information the sync calculated from the IP Profile is around 71Mbps. Depending on what error correction method is in use, i.e.with G.INP active or not, divide the IP Profile by 0.9669 (with) or 0.9679 (without). They give a result within a few kbps.

Edit - the same calculation cannot be done for the upstream. That is always the top value of the Openreach product.

Edited by RobertoS (Fri 12-Feb-16 12:46:34)

In reply to a post by keiraellis:

It was done wirelessly just done one connected to the router....

Download speedachieved during the test was - 66.95 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speedsis 40 Mbps-68.67 Mbps .
Additional Information:
IP Profile for your line is - 68.67 Mbps

Upload speed achieved during the test was - 16.3Mbps
Additional Information:
Upstream Rate IP profile on your line is - 20 Mbps

Never relised being wireless made that much difference

and thanks for the help , least i know its what it should be

Yeah wireless can be so inconsistent as there are so many variables. That said, even with 40+meg wireless there isn't anything you're not going to be able to do.

Aha! So we have a simple method of determining whether G.INP is active on a connection or not

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Just for your information the sync calculated from the IP Profile is around 71Mbps. Depending on what error correction method is in use, i.e.with G.INP active or not, divide the IP Profile by 0.9669 (with) or 0.9679 (without). They give a result within a few kbps.

By plugging my latest IP Profile and sync speed into the RobertoS formula, I have IP Profile of 73100 divided by sync speed 75524 giving 0.9679 (without)

Edited by deleted (Sat 13-Feb-16 09:25:07)

Credit where credit's due, IIRC it was WWWombat who spotted that very soon after G.INP was introduced. (To be precise, the converse calculation).

Edited by RobertoS (Sat 13-Feb-16 09:33:06)

Really, my mate WWWombat? I'm surprised it slipped under the radar when trying to determine if the HH5A/Hub One is with or without G.INP

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Aha! So we have a simple method of determining whether G.INP is active on a connection or not

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Just for your information the sync calculated from the IP Profile is around 71Mbps. Depending on what error correction method is in use, i.e.with G.INP active or not, divide the IP Profile by 0.9669 (with) or 0.9679 (without). They give a result within a few kbps.

By plugging my latest IP Profile and sync speed into the RobertoS formula, I have IP Profile of 73100 divided by sync speed 75524 giving 0.9679 (without)

Further to this, having just plugged in a modem to front-end the homehub I have IP Profile divided by sync giving 0.9669 (with)

There-ya-go!

Indeed. That means we can settle the debate about whether the HH5 supports G.INP or not.

But not re the upstream.

What's your modem showing for that? We have seen a few upstreams recently.

Edited by RobertoS (Sun 21-Feb-16 14:32:27)

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