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http://www.broadbandstats.co.za/ has all the details on what exchanges support what.
I tried again. Call center chick said that only the 6 meg profile was available on my line. She said I need to talk to technical services tomorrow to find out why.
What number [for technical services] did she recommend that you call ?
FYI, somerset west braeview is trialing 20/40mbs ADSL
FYI, somerset west braeview is trialing 20/40mbs ADSL
When I call 10219 it just redirects me automatically to 10210. Kinda sucks, I still get through to the same people that tells me the same message they have been advised about "If you exchange supports 10 or 6 meg, the line upgrade will happen automagically, some time unknown in the future".
Is your router enabled for adsl2+?Well, i just phoned them right now. "no sir, we cannot do that for you, we do not process this, if your line syncs at 4mb, once they do their network upgrades you will automatically be upgraded.
Is your router enabled for adsl2+?
Mine synced at 4mb on 2+, until I phoned them and asked them to change the profile.
My area still does not support 10mb, and I keep hearing these rumors about how they are going to be testing 40mb lines by the end of the year? ... Why cant they get stable 10megs going for everyone first? Always feel left behind
I was upgraded to 6mbs about 2 months ago after phoning telkom. The exchange is listed as 10mb.
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From what I can tell the staff in the call centre only have access to a profile screen where they have the option to set sync at 6 or 8 or 10mbs. However, it appears on certain exchanges that this has been limited to 6 only! The reasons for this could be that either they don't have enough of the required equipment at the exchange or a lack of bandwidth to support users on higher speeds, hell it could be anything with telkom.
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There is obviously a giant disconnect between call centre staff and the techies/admins who set the profiles available.
Typical... As I move out of heldervue, they trial that!!!
Oh well. Where did you hear about it? Do you have a source?
Perhaps your line attenuation is too high (because you're too far from the DSLAM) to be able to get anything faster than 6Mbps. Just be glad that you can get at least 4Mbps without any issues.