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Hi guys,

Just started cutting the [censored] out of some of the unused wires and have eventually got my ping down to 70.

Router Stats:

DSL Status: UP
DSL Modulation Mode: GDMT
DSL Path Mode: INTERLEAVED
Downstream Rate: 4992 Kbps
Upstream Rate: 448 Kbps
Downstream Margin: 9 db
Upstream Margin: 21 db
Downstream Line Attenuation: 40
Upstream Line Attenuation: 19
Downstream Transmit Power: 0
Upstream Transmit Power: 0

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1157289741.png


Really appreciate it - says though my router is syncing at near 5Mbps - anyway I can get it up to that speed?

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Huzzah!

Hi guys,

Bit of a problem again

I'm now back down to speeds of 1.17down and 0.14 upload with pings of 441ms.

I've touched nothing since yesterday at all.

Anyone think of anything - I don't think the ping problem was totally away yesterday, anyone know what it could be?

Regards,

Jack

Maybe another pic, taken in daylight, now you have tidied it up?

What is the Sky line doing?

I haven't tidied it up yet (Sky Line), it has never had as much noise but it does a bit. My VoIP calls are absolutely useless with such high pings.

I just basically cut a few wires off that weren't really in use and it seemed to get far higher pings.

It seems to be when I reset my modem that the pings go down to about 50 and then after an hour or two they go up to 300, could it be the router?

Jack

Could be the router, yes. Have we asked what make/model it is?

Does it get very hot?

The modem is the WRG354G and the router for where I'm wirelessly connected to and the phones are connected to is the WRT300N (both Linksys manufactured).

Went outside to the modem and connected to it directly, it also causes the problem so it's not the router which is the issue. Perhaps the modem?