ADSL 2+ is here

[Harvik780]

*img503.imageshack.us/img503/5439/adsl2zx5.jpg

 

[RCuber]

its showing the same for me .. but downstream is still 2048

 

[Harvik780]

^^This picture is from my brothers modem.I still have ADSL 1.Don't know why haven't they ugraded me to ADSL 2+.

 

[RCuber]

^^ you guys got two seperate Dataone lines :O .. both are 2MBPS?

 

[Harvik780]

^^Yes

 

[QwertyManiac]

Your SNR is very low, how are you even connected

 

[Harvik780]

^^My brother's line will stabilize in a few days..lemme see if it does...well one of the features of ADSL 2+ is that it can maintain high speeds at low SNR.

 

[gary4gar]

its not here till date
which city are you in?

 

[indian_samosa]

Dude I think the modem syncs with the dslam and uses whichever modulation it wants.As I have seen sometimes it shows T1 or G.dmt ....right now I have disabled all except the adsl2+ ...and its now using that modulation.

*maxupload.com/img/F15380CB.jpg

*maxupload.com/img/521B58AB.jpg

On other note ... my friend/neighbour has a different type of modem and his download shows 11000+ kbps and his download snr is like 6 or something... and he gets exactly 2 Mbps (256KBps) on his line.

 

[gary4gar]

Please quote your city name also

 

[indian_samosa]

I was implying that its nothing new what harvik is talking about ..

 

[cool_techie_tvm]

No big deal yaar, i guess anyone on Dataone can set their ADSL mode to ADSL 2+. But the but disturbing fact is the 8190 downstream speed as seen on the first screenie. Have they started upgrading subscribers to 8mbps?? What speed are u getting Harvik780 ?

 

[Cyrus_the_virus]

@Harvick, just to let you know, ADSL2+ has been here for a long time now. The connection on which BSNL is providing 2Mbps on is ADSL2+. ADSL2+ has a theoretical speed of upto 24Mbps. It's been just limited to 2Mbps due to low bandwidth infrastructure. Ever since BSNL has been providing broadband, it has been using ADSL2+ with DMT modulation.

 

[a_k_s_h_a_y]

My DSL Modem Status

Status SHOWTIME
Mode ADSL2+
Type

Downstream Upstream
Rate (Kbps) 2045 510
SNR Margin (dB) 8.6 17.4
Attenuation (dB) 34.0 16.0
Output Power (dBm) 11.4 0.0
Super Frames 402255 402253
Super Frame Errors 53 0

now what does this mean ??

how do i port forward my modem for faster torrent download .. anyone ?? any links ??

 

[Harvik780]

@Harvick, just to let you know, ADSL2+ has been here for a long time now. The connection on which BSNL is providing 2Mbps on is ADSL2+. ADSL2+ has a theoretical speed of upto 24Mbps. It's been just limited to 2Mbps due to low bandwidth infrastructure. Ever since BSNL has been providing broadband, it has been using ADSL2+ with DMT modulation.

Then why am i not able to set my modem modulation to any other than G.Dmt and G.Lite.
Both me and my brother have the same modem.

 

[gary4gar]

Then why am i not able to set my modem modulation to any other than G.Dmt and G.Lite.
Both me and my brother have the same modem.

same case here

Modem Status
	
Connection Status 	  	Connected
Us Rate (Kbps) 	  	512
Ds Rate (Kbps) 	  	2048
US Margin 	  	26
DS Margin 	  	22
Trained Modulation 	  	ADSL_G.dmt
LOS Errors 	  	0
DS Line Attenuation 	  	33
US Line Attenuation 	  	22
Peak Cell Rate 	  	1207 cells per sec
CRC Rx Fast 	  	0
CRC Tx Fast 	  	0
CRC Rx Interleaved 	  	0
CRC Tx Interleaved 	  	1
Path Mode 	  	Interleaved

ps thanks for pm

 

[cool_techie_tvm]

Guys try the following link to estimate the possible downstream speeds u can achieve in an ADSL connection.

*212.23.23.177/ADSL/default.aspx

 

[Harvik780]

Guys try the following link to estimate the possible downstream speeds u can achieve in an ADSL connection.

*212.23.23.177/ADSL/default.aspx

Got 7.15Mb/s on ADSL1 and 16Mb/sec for ADSL2+ for me.
7Mb/s on ADSL1 and 16/sec for ADSL2+ for my brother.

 

[gary4gar]

We estimate that if using a rate adaptive up to 8Mbps service your maximum line speed will be:6603Kbps

If you are on a Max product, that uses the IP Profile system (sometimes called BRAS Data Rate) if you maintain the above line speed for 3 days or more your IP Profile would be set to: 5.5Mbps

If your service provider uses ADSL2+ we estimate you may manage line speeds of:14972Kbps
With ADSL2+ the maximum IP throughput is likely to be around:13250Kbps

i used
Current Line Sync (connection) speed in Kilo bits per second (Kbps):2048
Downstream Line Attenuation (dB) : 33
Noise Margin, sometimes referred to as Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) 22

i hope i used correct values

 

[RCuber]

We estimate that if using a rate adaptive up to 8Mbps service your maximum line speed will be: 8128Kbps

If you are on a Max product, that uses the IP Profile system (sometimes called BRAS Data Rate) if you maintain the above line speed for 3 days or more your IP Profile would be set to: 7.15Mbps

If your service provider uses ADSL2+ we estimate you may manage line speeds of: 15650Kbps
With ADSL2+ the maximum IP throughput is likely to be around: 13850Kbps

Current Line Sync (connection) speed in Kilo bits per second (Kbps)2046

Downstream Line Attenuation (dB)32

Noise Margin, sometimes referred to as Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)31.5