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(deleted) Wed 25-Apr-12 08:37:00
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Why? my shdsl line upload affect download??


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In my lab, my shdsl line is 2.3Mbps speed. When I connect a PC to the CPE, and download from server in uplink network, the download speed is about 2Mbps. But, when I upload and download in the same time, upload speed is 2Mbps, but the download speed decrease to 0.8Mbps!!

I don't know why, the download speed should be 2Mbps
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(staff) Wed 25-Apr-12 09:17:57
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Re: Why? my shdsl line upload affect download??


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Because you are probably using a TCP protocol for the data transfer, and the TCP ACK's are delayed when the upstream is full.

You need to use a device that does TCP ACK prioritisation over the upstream

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
www.thinkbroadband.com - formerly known as ADSLguide.org.uk
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