I'm with Zen using BT's wbmc for backhaul and have been seeing this since zen migrated my service over to their GEA backhaul and then back to BT wbmc again, why has the GEA issue followed me, i didn't have this prior to Zen migrating my service Big ss of speedtest result Normal size result of same test
So we are getting ADSL2+ speeds or less with the single thread downloads BT will think this isn't a problem no doubt, there speedtester performance tester only tests throughput using multi-threaded so how are customers supposed to demonstrate this issue to BTW???????????????????????????
I have had this [censored] now for the past 3 weeks how much longer?
I had that earlier today when I did a speed test, but mine was doing an IPv6 Speed Test, speedtest.net was fine with no issues, so I waited an hour or two and retried the TBB speed test and it was back to normal.
There is no point me doing a speed test atm due to congestion where I loose half my connection, but its still better than what I had on ADSL
No code changes here - flash is frozen in fact
No server rebooting
No alarms suggesting we are even getting close to bandwidth limits, plus have checked and nothing that the alarm monitoring missed
No code changes here - flash is frozen in fact
No server rebooting
No alarms suggesting we are even getting close to bandwidth limits, plus have checked and nothing that the alarm monitoring missed
I knew it wasn't to be likely something your side because Zen's tester mirrored it to an extent for me , plus normal downloads using single thread where erratic and never max
There does seem to be an issue with either WIN7 or FF browser where by sometimes single thread will max at around 30mbps almost flatline , this is both testers But the issue was not present when using WIN XP PC running FF with the same extensions
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