Hi everyone,
We've been running a 1mbps (Faster) adsl line for over a year now at full speed without any sync issues.
During the first week of September 2012 I noticed the speed went up to 2mbps, clearly part of the telkom upgrades, and it was great for two weeks, then the speed suddenly went down to 1mbps for a week and on 24 September at 12:00 the speed went down to 512kbps and it has just stayed like that 24/7 no matter business or after hours.
I reported the line twice and Telkom say there is nothing wrong and clearly could not be noise or attenuation as it worked 100% before.
The ISP says there is noting wrong and I even got 2 other adsl data accounts (1 IS and 1 SAIX) just to test and they are all very very slow with massive latency.
From time to time we could burst up to 1mbps for about 10 seconds but that has now also stopped.
Could this be Throttling from Telkom or is it Congestion of the exchange?
How can we address this and have it fixed?
Does Telkom use ASSIA Optimisation or something similar as is used in other countries?
We've been running a 1mbps (Faster) adsl line for over a year now at full speed without any sync issues.
During the first week of September 2012 I noticed the speed went up to 2mbps, clearly part of the telkom upgrades, and it was great for two weeks, then the speed suddenly went down to 1mbps for a week and on 24 September at 12:00 the speed went down to 512kbps and it has just stayed like that 24/7 no matter business or after hours.
I reported the line twice and Telkom say there is nothing wrong and clearly could not be noise or attenuation as it worked 100% before.
The ISP says there is noting wrong and I even got 2 other adsl data accounts (1 IS and 1 SAIX) just to test and they are all very very slow with massive latency.
From time to time we could burst up to 1mbps for about 10 seconds but that has now also stopped.
Could this be Throttling from Telkom or is it Congestion of the exchange?
How can we address this and have it fixed?
Does Telkom use ASSIA Optimisation or something similar as is used in other countries?