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I have FTTP and my house was built in 1958

Take a snapshot of the phonebox on your home, if its fttp you should have b/gpon ont near your power meter and a power supply mounted somewhere in your home. by the way does the rg(modem) use a ethernet connection as its broadband port?
 

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yes I have an ONT on my outer wall with a verizon branded UPS in the other side of the wall inside the home and an ethernet cable drilled through the wall connecting to my modem.

Why do you think your the only one that knows this stuff?
 

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Well Verizon took the time to push it up to your home instead of keeping you on copper node. I never insinuated I was the only one that knows, you did. It seems you try to pick fights/trollbait...Such a waste...
 
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Or he could have paid for the privilege?

Back on topic, OP there's a few graphs about for VDSL speed over distance, maybe this will help http://www.increasebroadbandspeed.co.uk/2013/chart-bt-fttc-vdsl2-speed-against-distance

He just clarified that he upgraded to FTTP from DSL.
I thought in an earlier post you said you didn't have FTTP yet, I'm confused.
Did you switch to fiber?
Hey there, yes we did - obviously something I forgot to mention! My package is 80/20 (80 on the left, 20 on the right gnome-sayin!! Ok enough Jroc).

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Well Verizon took the time to push it up to your home instead of keeping you on copper node. I never insinuated I was the only one that knows, you did. It seems you try to pick fights/trollbait...Such a waste...
No, you make assumptions on how people's homes are setup. Your part of the country has a lot of newer homes and being a city has the inter-structure. For example, up here in NH I have access to Cable and Fiber living in the state capital, but an hour out and ADSL/Telephone is all you have, not even cable depending on the town. Most towns have at least cable, but fiber is definitely not wide-spread up here and I see plenty of brand new houses in these areas.

So all I ask it be careful about assumptions you make because things that may be normal or standard in Texas or even your part of TX specifically may not be the case for other states.

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Actually being on topic, it sounds like everything is the way it should be with the exception of upload being a little slow. Maybe trying it at different times of the day to see if it's traffic related? I honestly wouldn't worry about it, I have 10-11mbit up and it doesn't bother me at all having ~115mbit down. As long as latency is good, I would say you're golden.
 
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He just clarified that he upgraded to FTTP from DSL.

I was referring to Solaris' post.

Conroer only has FTTC, I have only seen BT only do FTTC for residential connections and I doubt they would use home hubs for business users.
 

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Youre living pretty close to a central office/headend. Im just expressing what ive encountered in the field and pretty much same setups. Unless if the company can afford fttp to old neighborhoods they use the existing copper to the home and run fiber up to the node. Out here only competition is comcast or dish, No Verizon FIOS out here afaik.

He just clarified that he upgraded to FTTP from DSL.



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No, you make assumptions on how people's homes are setup. Your part of the country has a lot of newer homes and being a city has the inter-structure. For example, up here in NH I have access to Cable and Fiber living in the state capital, but an hour out and ADSL/Telephone is all you have, not even cable depending on the town. Most towns have at least cable, but fiber is definitely not wide-spread up here and I see plenty of brand new houses in these areas.

So all I ask it be careful about assumptions you make because things that may be normal or standard in Texas or even your part of TX specifically may not be the case for other states.

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Actually being on topic, it sounds like everything is the way it should be with the exception of upload being a little slow. Maybe trying it at different times of the day to see if it's traffic related? I honestly wouldn't worry about it, I have 10-11mbit up and it doesn't bother me at all having ~115mbit down. As long as latency is good, I would say you're golden.
 
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Seany, I think you can get FFTP to the house now as in residential/recreational use.
 
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My overall sync rate is 40.82 and then I have the following stats.

6. Data rate: 8333 / 41799
7. Maximum data rate: 8311 / 42030
8. Noise margin: 6.2 / 6.1
9. Line attenuation: 0.0 / 24.7
10. Signal attenuation: 0.0 / 22.4

I do know that Maximum data is the best the line can support without correction or DLM. This number changes throughout the day based on cabinet load.

I then assume the difference between max data and data is overhead loss.
But then what is the sync of 40.82 relating too? What is the real speed/sync?
 

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Cubr is 41.8/8.3 Mabr is 42/8.3

Depending on your internet profile part of that bandwidth goes to that. Rest goes to keeping rg in sync/tv svc/voip.
 
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Eidaria I can totally understand you in any other thread, but in this one your posts read like a dyslexic person trying to write a wiki entry with one hand while holding a tarantula covered dynamite bomb with a twenty-eight second timer, that will release global nuclear war if you do not finish the post in time.

Are you saying that sync and data rate also have overhead - it's not just between max rate and data rate?
 
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There's lots of good stuff in that link, so thank you.

They say that your 'sync' speed is the IP profile (which I find on the BT test diagnostics page), *1.033. So for example, 40.46 IP profile * 1.033 = 41.79 (a.k.a. "Data Rate" as I've shown in a few previous posts).
Maximum Data Rate should be the highest attainable sync to cabinet based on the current SNR. Obviously there is some overhead, which is why Max Data Rate > Data Rate.

On the connection page in the router, it lists the VDSL status, showing a downstream that's at 40.82. I don't understand what this number is. Shouldn't my Data Rate match my downstream?
Is downstream meant to be another way to say IP profile?
 
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