said by Guspaz:For legacy service, the advertised rates are the sync speeds, not the actual speeds. For FTTN, the advertised rates are the actual speeds, not the sync speeds.
Note that for legacy, those are max sync speeds. For legacy 5/0.8, I got syncs of 3 Mbps.
said by Mike2009:said by Guspaz:It's iffy, because the 2700HG-B is an ADSL2+ modem, but there is conflicting information about how well it actually does with ADSL2+ connections. Theoretically, it should work.
It works extremely well on 19455/1085.
Good to know, as I have one of those modems too. I found that modem isn't the strongest for sync stability for legacy ADSL, but it was good enough, esp. when I only paid $25 for the thing.