MisterBillVerizon FiOS
join:2002-06-05
Yorktown Heights, NY | reply to kes601
Re: Very slow upload speeds (starts out OK then slows down) said by kes601:You need to release the WAN IP from the new router and immediately unplug it, then plug in the old one.
Hmm.. I didn't do that when I switched from the old router to the new one that they sent me. Of course, because I had to get the new one set up, it took a few minutes. How long does it take to get released on its own? |
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jb1677
join:2001-10-15
Silver Spring, MD | If you want to be certain its nothing in the house you could call support, talk the tech into enabling your Ethernet port on the ONT and plug directly in there to test. That will bypass all cables/splitters/switches/routers in the house. This will help you isolate the issue. Don't forget to have then switch back when testing is done!!
This is what I did, unfortunately for me the problem persisted even at the ONT. Hopefully you will find the issue is gone in which case you know the problem is in the house. |
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MisterBillVerizon FiOS
join:2002-06-05
Yorktown Heights, NY | This morning's update.. I plugged the new router directly into the wall jack with a new cable, bypassing the current splitter and existing cables. Same problem. Will try connecting it downstairs next, but possibly won't have a chance to do so until tomorrow night. |
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MisterBillVerizon FiOS
join:2002-06-05
Yorktown Heights, NY | reply to MisterBill
So, I was able to do some more testing. I was able to get the original router working in the kitchen, and had the same results. Then I moved it to the basement, which is not split from the attic drop (so it rules out the splitter up there), and I've got the same slow speed there. Not looking like my wiring is the problem.
Have not tried the sniffer yet. |
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