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01 Apr 2013 09:55 #75734 by mike turner
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I have my MTU size set to AUTO.

I, however, am not getting the upload errors that you are reporting, and I am still on 1412f0 modem firmware, with an upstream SNR of 6.0 and downstream of 6.3.

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01 Apr 2013 09:58 #75735 by niggly54
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Sorry for the confusion Mike- my comments were aimed at the OP- suprawez.

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01 Apr 2013 11:36 #75736 by suprawez
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Mike Turner wrote: I notice that, in all but one example, you seem to be using the BT speed tester. I, too, noticed an apparent halving in the reported upload speed, after BT updated there tester, recently. However, if I use other speed testers, such as http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest.html or http://www.speedtest.net/ I get excellent results.
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Speedtest.net displays the same result.

Another user also posted results from speedtest.net showing the same result, 50% loss in upload speed.

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01 Apr 2013 11:41 #75737 by suprawez
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niggly54 wrote: That's a good point Mike. I too have noticed some variation in the results from the BT tester. Speedtest.net seems to give the most consistent results. There are still however, a lot of errors occurring on the upload side with the Draytek, which may explain it's poor performance. One other thought- what is your MTU set to in the internet set up?

EDIT: Just found this on the BT Care Forum-
Problem solved,it was the QoS settings in my DrayTek 2750n,I had not set an upload port setting properly and was getting a conflict on one of my Gb LAN ports,which was stopping the WAN port on upload getting above 5000kbps approx.



I will double check the MTU when I next try the 2750, QoS was checked when first installed weeks ago. To be honest I'm getting a little tired of being Drayteks guinea pig, they have released a product which multiple customers have reported an issue with, I'm not a BETA tester, I have provided the debug info they requested and awaiting a response.

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04 Apr 2013 21:34 #75763 by suprawez
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No further updates from Draytek as yet :(

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05 Apr 2013 01:04 #75767 by babis3g
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What niggly54 mentioned about the filter of VDSL at master socket may be right...

Unforchantly i don't have now infinity (moved house) ... but if i had ... i would move the iplate of the master socket and order an ordinary one (mine when had fibre from TT the BT openreach engineer took the original plate from the NT5 socket or just added the iplate on top ... don't remember by now) and see if will make any difference

Really can not go wrong all draytek models with VDSL and mainly few having problems more with upload.
When infinity takes place they adding an iplate(so & for me when i had fibre). Was reading in other forum discussions about the master socket & iplate with bt infinity ... One of its role is for extra filtering so it may be the case, not that good for draytek while the modem may be ok

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