Darhole Premium Member join:2005-06-14 Edmonton, AB Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite Asus RT-AC87 Actiontec T3200M
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Re: Shaw Fibre for Residential Customers?said by 20424689:if your getting 18-20 it's not after QOS. the only people who get 18-20 are not QOS'd
the non QOS speeds on telus 50 is
70/18
you will most likely have your speeds drop to 53/12 in the next couple months....... Telus 50 is actually syncd at around 76/12 source: I actually have it. FTTH may be different, he may be right. This thread is full of know-it-alls who don't know much-at-all. |
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bb147 join:2005-04-05 BC, Canada |
bb147
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2014-Jun-20 1:52 am
FTTH is definitely different. And just so everyone knows, at my old place I was also on Telus Fibre, for over a year, on Internet 50, and received the same speeds of 18-20mbps upload the entire time. So I don't suspect it will change especially if it's been the same for me the past year. Source: Actually having and used the service for over a year. Either way, thanks for the concern, I know we're all just trying to get fast-er upload speeds here |
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here ya go, Telus 50 on FTTH with no QOS applied.
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What's needed for highest tier upload if you don't mind me asking? |
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bb147 join:2005-04-05 BC, Canada |
bb147
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2014-Jun-20 4:33 am
I do a lot of design/video work that requires my files to be uploaded to cloud storage for others to work with and send back.
Fibre has definitely been a HUGE improvement, I use to be working with 2.5mbps upload where I'd just leave everything to upload overnight when I went to sleep. |
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Bauwoo
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2014-Jun-20 4:53 am
said by bb147:I do a lot of design/video work that requires my files to be uploaded to cloud storage for others to work with and send back.
Fibre has definitely been a HUGE improvement, I use to be working with 2.5mbps upload where I'd just leave everything to upload overnight when I went to sleep. LOL I'm just picturing 4k video editing and streaming......gigabit FTTH will become a requirement. |
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Darhole Premium Member join:2005-06-14 Edmonton, AB Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite Asus RT-AC87 Actiontec T3200M
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said by 20424689:here ya go, Telus 50 on FTTH with no QOS applied. and where are the line sync stats to accompany that? |
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bb147 join:2005-04-05 BC, Canada |
bb147
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2014-Jun-21 1:41 am
not my speedtest but FTTH doesn't show line sync.
we just get a ethernet connection from the the Alcatel Lucent modem that usually goes into the actiontec's WAN port if you have optik tv or you can use your own router if not. |
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Bauwoo
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2014-Jun-21 3:52 am
Your gateway does though. |
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kevinds Premium Member join:2003-05-01 Calgary, AB |
kevinds
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2014-Jun-21 4:03 am
said by Bauwoo:Your gateway does though. Curious, because I don't have experience in this, what are you expecting to see for a line sync rate? 1000 down 1000 up? |
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Prynce
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2014-Jun-21 2:08 pm
I expect true ftth to be symmetrical, anything else is a bunch of garbage! |
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bb147 join:2005-04-05 BC, Canada |
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You mean the Alcatel modem? No idea how to access that. When I plug my laptop into that all I get is a Public IP Address from Telus.
It's a Alcatel-Lucent 7342 if that helps (at least I think it is, looks exactly the same). |
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Bauwoo
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2014-Jun-21 6:45 pm
said by 20424689:here ya go, Telus 50 on FTTH with no QOS applied. Sorry. Didn't comprehend the FTTH at 3:52am. Still thinking he was on bonded twisted pair 50 with the ActionTek gateway. That displays sync stats that Darhole would have liked to see. |
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said by Prynce :I expect true ftth to be symmetrical, anything else is a bunch of garbage! Can I ask why? The networks aren't typically designed to be symmetrical: G.984 (GPON) = 2.488 gbps down / 1.244 gbps up G.987 (10G-PON) = 9.95328 Gbit/s downstream / 2.48832 Gbit/s upstream EPON (IEEE 802.3ah-2004) = Symmetric 1 Gbit/s 10G-EPON (IEEE 802.3av) = 10 Gbit/s down / 1 Gbit/s up Only one out of four common PON standards is symmetrical, meaning symmetrical plans waste downstream bandwidth. Interestingly EPON standards allow the running of 802.3ah and 802.3av concurrently, for a 10G down wavelength, a 1G down wavelength, and a shared 1G up wavelength. Also Interesting: while DOCSIS provisioning of EPON already existed, now some folks are selling DOCSIS provisioning of GPON. » oliver-solutions.com/acc ··· le-gpon/ |
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