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Interesting question. I'd like to know as well.If you live in an area where vdsl is available and you were previously on 10Mbps adsl using a vdsl capable router, do they automatically upgrade your line to use the vdsl profile?
They do not. Well not for me at least. I upgraded from 10mb to 20mb and my line was syncing at 22mbps on ADSL2+If you live in an area where vdsl is available and you were previously on 10Mbps adsl using a vdsl capable router, do they automatically upgrade your line to use the vdsl profile?
It makes sense that they will leave it on ADSL for compatibility reasons.If you live in an area where vdsl is available and you were previously on 10Mbps adsl using a vdsl capable router, do they automatically upgrade your line to use the vdsl profile?
I'm on 20mb and they told me my exchange doesn't support vdsl modulationIf you live in an area where vdsl is available and you were previously on 10Mbps adsl using a vdsl capable router, do they automatically upgrade your line to use the vdsl profile?

| Actual rate (up) | 1052 kbps |
| Actual rate (down) | 24896 kbps |
| Data transfered (sent) | 0 kB |
| Data transfered (received) | 0 kB |
| Output power (up) | 12 dBm |
| Output power (downstream) | 7.2 dBm |
| Line attenuation (up) | 5.9 dBm |
| Line attenuation (downstream) | 15.9 dB |
| Noise margin (up) | 6 dB |
| Noise margin (downstream) | 7.5 dB |
Are you currently running in VDSL mode?Hi
My current stats, would my line be able to do 40Mbps?
Actual rate (up) 1052 kbps Actual rate (down) 24896 kbps Data transfered (sent) 0 kB Data transfered (received) 0 kB Output power (up) 12 dBm Output power (downstream) 7.2 dBm Line attenuation (up) 5.9 dBm Line attenuation (downstream) 15.9 dB Noise margin (up) 6 dB Noise margin (downstream) 7.5 dB
Telkom say yes, ISP say no
Thanks
Are you currently running in VDSL mode?
What package are you currently on to be getting sync rate of 24.31Mb? If you were on 20Mb VDSL interleaved, your max rate should be around 22Mb and your upload should be around 5Mb, and it's currently only just over 1Mb.
I am with Axxess, and I was on 20Mbps, and my older router only supported adsl2, not vdsl. My connection speed has been like this for the past year
I have asked and now there is total confusion. In an ideal situation what should the upload speed be for vdsl 20Mbps and 40Mbps?I would suggest getting in touch with them and have the log it with Openserve to change the modulation to VDSL2 now if you have a supported router and that will give you a better indication if 40Mbps is supported.
If you were on 20Mbps all this time it's likely that your profile is already changed to 40Mbps due to the double speed promo.
I have asked and now there is total confusion. In an ideal situation what should the upload speed be for vdsl 20Mbps and 40Mbps?
No...Has everyone received the speed upgrades? Line at work was upgraded from 10mbps to 20mbps in the middle of the month - but home line is still on 10mbps. I have set the modem to VDSL and it connects to the internet, all settings is correct. Hope it gets upgraded soon - I want to enjoy the same speeds at home!!
Has everyone received the speed upgrades? Line at work was upgraded from 10mbps to 20mbps in the middle of the month - but home line is still on 10mbps. I have set the modem to VDSL and it connects to the internet, all settings is correct. Hope it gets upgraded soon - I want to enjoy the same speeds at home!!
Assuming your line can handle any upgrade. I think 20 is as good as I'm likely to get according to their coverage map.I have a client on Telkom ADSL who has still not been upgraded. I think some of us will have to contact them directly and request a port reset or whatever may be required to trigger the upgrade.
In this case it's a 2Mb service which should be upgraded to a 5Mb service, the line is capable of at least 10Mb. It's an elderly individual who only uses the internet for email and SARS efiling.Assuming your line can handle any upgrade. I think 20 is as good as I'm likely to get according to their coverage map.
All I can realistically hope for is the price cut.