somthing wrong with my Fibre

I think there is something wrong with my fiber broadband, yesterday when I got up I noticed that my ping had gone from 16ms to 30+ms and I could no longer get my to speed of 37meg, I was lucky to get to 20meg all day yesterday and my upload was as low as 1.5meg. could someone have a look at my stats just incase im missing something, by the way im reading it interleaving is off but my internet feels really sluggish here are my stats

Status: Showtime

Retrain Reason: 0

Max: Upstream rate = 29439 Kbps, Downstream rate = 79020 Kbps

Path: 0, Upstream rate = 9995 Kbps, Downstream rate = 39998 Kbps



Link Power State: L0

Mode: VDSL2 Annex B

VDSL2 Profile: Profile 17a

TPS-TC: PTM Mode

Trellis: U:smileysurprised:N /D:smileysurprised:N

Line Status: No Defect

Training Status: Showtime

Down Up

SNR (dB): 17.9 19.2

Attn(dB): 0.0 0.0

Pwr(dBm): 11.9 5.2

VDSL2 framing

Path 0

B: 239 235

M: 1 1

T: 64 7

R: 0 16

S: 0.1909 0.7508

L: 10055 2717

D: 1 1

I: 240 255

N: 240 255

Counters

Path 0

OHF: 16159402 1354060

OHFErr: 77 0

RS: 0 2040495

RSCorr: 0 0

RSUnCorr: 0 0



Path 0

HEC: 49 0

OCD: 0 0

LCD: 0 0

Total Cells: 3801932056 0

Data Cells: 247444982 0

Drop Cells: 0

Bit Errors: 0 0



ES: 72 0
SES: 0 0

UAS: 22 22

AS: 49565



Path 0

INP: 0.00 0.00

PER: 3.05 11.82

delay: 0.00 0.00

OR: 65.46 152.21



Bitswap: 13 0

Have you tried disconnecting and turning off the modem for a couple of minutes? I'd reboot the router as well while you are at it.

Edited by RobertoS (Sun 15-Sep-13 12:36:05)

Are you by any chance connecting by wireless?

Try using a network cable and turn off wireless if so, and see what effect that has.

Max: Upstream rate = 29439 Kbps, Downstream rate = 79020 Kbps

This line above shows what the modem thinks your maximum possible speed is, which is around 29Mbs up, and around 79Mbps down. So your attainable speeds are very good, and depending on your connection method (wi-fi or wired) you could benefit by changing to an 80/20 product.

Path: 0, Upstream rate = 9995 Kbps, Downstream rate = 39998 Kbps

This line shows that you are synced at 40 down and 10 up and clearly shows you are on a 40/10 product.

D: 1 1

This line shows your interleaving depth for down and up, and they are both at 1, which is basically interleaving off, which is known as fast path.

It could be a wireless problem, congestion on the network, somebody using your connection or even a virus swamping your connection.

Who's your ISP?

In reply to a post by R0NSKI:

Are you by any chance connecting by wireless?

Try using a network cable and turn off wireless if so, and see what effect that has.

Max: Upstream rate = 29439 Kbps, Downstream rate = 79020 Kbps

This line above shows what the modem thinks your maximum possible speed is, which is around 29Mbs up, and around 79Mbps down. So your attainable speeds are very good, and depending on your connection method (wi-fi or wired) you could benefit by changing to an 80/20 product.

Path: 0, Upstream rate = 9995 Kbps, Downstream rate = 39998 Kbps

This line shows that you are synced at 40 down and 10 up and clearly shows you are on a 40/10 product.

D: 1 1

This line shows your interleaving depth for down and up, and they are both at 1, which is basically interleaving off, which is known as fast path.

It could be a wireless problem, congestion on the network, somebody using your connection or even a virus swamping your connection.

Who's your ISP?

I am connected wired with cat5 cable, my ISP is sky, I'm AV is coming up clean i will try turning the wireless off now to make sure it's not that.
The thing that's worrying me is if I'm struggling to get 20mb now whats going to happen when I go onto 80/20

How are you measuring your speeds?

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

How are you measuring your speeds?

Think broadband and speedtest.net and speedtester from bt

Try a different browser, and try a different PC.

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Try a different browser, and try a different PC.

Only got one pc

How many browsers?

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

How many browsers?

iPad and MacBook, but I have disabled wifi just to make sure it wasn't that.