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New FTTP very slow

bikeman
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New FTTP very slow

Upgraded to FTTP done today.

At the moment the download speed is less than 3 yes 3 Mbps. Upload is 19 Mbps. I used to get 45Mbps on the old FTTC.

Will it improve or should I ask the engineer to come back? 

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jab1
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Re: FTTP very slow

That does not make sense - did the installer not verify the connection was good before they left? Which port on your Hub is the ONT connected to?

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Re: FTTP very slow

The ONT is connected to the router WAN port as it was before. I never saw the installer carryout any tests.

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Re: FTTP very slow

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Re: FTTP very slow

Is this a wired test ? i.e device connected via an ethernet cable to the router

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Re: FTTP very slow

If you were previously on FTTC, you should not have been connected to the WAN (red) port on the Hub

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bikeman
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Re: FTTP very slow

no its from the laptop wifi, as before

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Re: FTTP very slow

The router is connected to the ONT correctly

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Re: FTTP very slow

Unless the OP had a separate DSL modem

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Re: FTTP very slow

no its from the laptop wifi, as before

@bikeman can you try a wired test just to prove whether its the connection or a wifi problem ?

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Re: FTTP very slow

He has simply changed the NBN ( I think thats what its called) for an ONT

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Wired connection is same

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OK, @MisterW . As they haven't said which router they are using.... But I'll leave this to you.

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He has simply changed the NBN ( I think thats what its called) for an ONT

@bikeman  so what connection did you have before ? and from which ISP ?

What router were you using before ? and what router now ?

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bikeman
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Re: FTTP very slow

Its PLusnet, hence me posting here. Heres the old box.

 

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and heres the new

 

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Both use same Hub2 router