If you can manage a stable connection at 1120, your IP profile should soon increase up to 750 kbps.
Your ISP's data rate should also rise in line with that too - although there may be a time lapse depending on the ISP and how often/soon they update once they have received the delta report from BT.
However - this is still much lower than the previous 2Mb which you say you used to have... and quite a bit lower than I would expect for a 49dB line.
The previous 512kb sync makes me suspect that theres more to this than meets the eye.
Youre now syncing at 1120 and theres not that much spare SNRM
I havent heard any problems recently with Namesco and afaik their network isnt suffering any major problems.. although they do have a couple of small centrals which could soon become congested compared to their 622Mb pipes. Even so I wouldnt expect 60 Kbps at this time of day. Although its very weird that the BTw speedtest is giving you the right speeds for your profile. ****
>> My ISP have apparently contacted BT and there's no line fault, they claim that my line is in a training period
Have they only just moved you over to DSLMax?
I take it you are now connected direct into the master socket? What happens if you try the
test socket?
Can you also try a "Quiet line test" (Dial 17070 and select option 2).
*** D'oh just remembered
- You know I said Namesco/NDO have some small centrals - these are the old type centrals and non-L2TP.
If you are on one of those centrals, this could explain why you get better speeds on the btw performance test than when you perform a speedtest anywhere else.
If you'd like to post the results of a
tracert then I can confirm if this is the case or not, since the non L2TP centrals will show some evidence of the BTw routing.
