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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Sat 10-Aug-13 12:56:40
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Re: So far so good :) (day 2)


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In reply to a post by Oldjim:
You should raise a ticket asking for the upload to be uncapped


op say he not fussy about it.

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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Sat 10-Aug-13 12:59:15
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Re: So far so good :) (day 2)


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Uh uh Max smile.

Aren't you confusing rob54 with Conrad3000?

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sat 10-Aug-13 13:02:48
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Re: So far so good :) (day 2)


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what has that got to do with the post I replied to


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Standard User rob54
(committed) Sat 10-Aug-13 14:53:35
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Re: So far so good :) (day 2)


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Think you are confusing me with Conrad3000!

I'd like the upload speed uncapped as long it's not to the detriment of general performance and reliability, and have ticketed Plusnet to that effect. They replied, mentioning the 10 day training period and the upload cap is set to 448kb/s. Also that uncapping might cause a little decrease in download speed and answer if I do want them to uncap. As I don't have a blastingly fast connection (due I suppose to distance from exchange) and I don't know just how much of a difference uncapping upload will make, I think I'll at least wait until the 10 days and see how I feel about it then.

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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Sat 10-Aug-13 14:56:02
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Re: So far so good :) (day 2)


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Increasing the 448 Kbps to the what ever ADSL2+ will manage will NOT rob any downstream speed, this only happens if you enable Annex M, which gives upstream potentially to 2 Mbps. So someone at PlusNet has briefed staff wrongly.

As for reliability, if the line is performing well and not noisy then no reason to expect it perform badly.

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Standard User rob54
(committed) Sat 10-Aug-13 15:15:37
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Re: So far so good :) (day 2)


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In reply to a post by MrSaffron:
Increasing the 448 Kbps to the what ever ADSL2+ will manage will NOT rob any downstream speed, this only happens if you enable Annex M, which gives upstream potentially to 2 Mbps. So someone at PlusNet has briefed staff wrongly.

As for reliability, if the line is performing well and not noisy then no reason to expect it perform badly.

Thank you Andrew, its really useful to know that. Having said that though, how do I know that Annex M will not be enabled (he says in total ignorance). I suppose Annex M must be to do with how the asymmetry is split??

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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Sat 10-Aug-13 15:33:40
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Re: So far so good :) (day 2)


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Before:

Downstream 18415K Upstream 445K

After:

Downstream 18415K Upstream 1279K

The ADSL2+ uncapped upstream will not affect your downstream, only if Plusnet enabled Annex M by BT Wholesale, then it will affect your downstream. Annex M will cost extra charge.

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Standard User ukhardy07
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 10-Aug-13 15:38:07
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Any faster costs extra so you will not be put on that. A faster upload should make no difference to the download thus.

The faster upload should make things 'feel' a fair bit faster as currently that slow uploads a bit of a cap on how quick datas going out.

Data needs to send in and out for sites to load etc. I find that on 448 websites 'feel' much slower to load.
Standard User professor973
(experienced) Sat 10-Aug-13 15:41:01
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So someone at PlusNet has briefed staff wrongly.

Now there's a first! Lol

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Standard User rob54
(committed) Sat 10-Aug-13 15:41:57
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In reply to a post by ukhardy07:
Data needs to send in and out for sites to load etc. I find that on 448 websites 'feel' much slower to load.

Yeh that makes sense!!
In reply to a post by adslmax:
Before:

Downstream 18415K Upstream 445K

After:

Downstream 18415K Upstream 1279K

The ADSL2+ uncapped upstream will not affect your downstream, only if Plusnet enabled Annex M by BT Wholesale, then it will affect your downstream. Annex M will cost extra charge.


*Envy* at those speeds! You must live next door to the exchange!

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