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geminian68 08-12-2006 16:55

Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I saw this on the other site, and if it is true and not just a typo, it seems pointless to continue paying £34.99 for the same upload as the 4mb tier :td:


http://home.ntl.com/websales/product.do?id=3264

2Mb broadband
Upload Speed (Kbps) 256

4Mb broadband
Upload Speed (Kbps) 384

10Mb broadband
Upload Speed (Kbps) 384

The Jackal 08-12-2006 17:01

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
LOL Why do you think I downgraded from 10meg to 2meg - It certainly wasn't because I wanted to save pennies (I've been giving Telewest top tier money for over 5 years) : More like I didn't want to waste pennies ;)

They rang me up the other week and as asked if everything was ok with the downgrade and stuff : I gave them a good piece of my mind.

Bill C 08-12-2006 17:09

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by geminian68 (Post 34175114)
I saw this on the other site, and if it is true and not just a typo, it seems pointless to continue paying £34.99 for the same upload as the 4mb tier :td:


http://home.ntl.com/websales/product.do?id=3264

2Mb broadband
Upload Speed (Kbps) 256

4Mb broadband
Upload Speed (Kbps) 384

10Mb broadband
Upload Speed (Kbps) 384


I am confident that is a typo :)

Paul K 08-12-2006 17:12

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
NTL making a mistake....... nooooooooo ;)

Bill C 08-12-2006 17:15

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 34175132)
NTL making a mistake....... nooooooooo ;)

Bet you this thread goes to pages before the end of the weekend and by then it will be FACT and everyone will be on to retentions claiming discounts :LOL:

Bob 08-12-2006 17:16

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I believe those the upload speeds on TW :)

Bill C 08-12-2006 17:22

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob (Post 34175134)
I believe those the upload speeds on TW :)

Indeed and that's why i think its a typo. They have redesigned the page in the last day or two and it could have been done by someone involved with the Telewest side of things or it could be true. I can see it being upsetting to the torrent fans if it is true, That's one of the reasons i use the newsgroups, The upload is far to low if you are a p2p users..

Mr Angry 08-12-2006 17:40

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175133)
Bet you this thread goes to pages before the end of the weekend and by then it will be FACT and everyone will be on to retentions claiming discounts :LOL:

I've been on to retentions over this and they have agreed to free broadband for the next four generations of the Angry family, free TV and our own syndicated TV reality show and to pay off the outstanding mortgage on our holiday home.

I think their direct debit for next month is safe!

Bill C 08-12-2006 17:46

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 34175148)
I've been on to retentions over this and they have agreed to free broadband for the next four generations of the Angry family, free TV and our own syndicated TV reality show and to pay off the outstanding mortgage on our holiday home.

I think their direct debit for next month is safe!

Excellent news. Let me know if you want a plasma tv and lcds in every room as well. That's the new offer from retentions for those that say the magic word and only phone on a sunday every blue moon.

Mr Angry 08-12-2006 17:56

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175156)
Excellent news. Let me know if you want a plasma tv and lcds in every room as well. That's the new offer from retentions for those that say the magic word and only phone on a sunday every blue moon.

Bill, get with the programme - the plasma offer was last week!!

geminian68 08-12-2006 18:05

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175133)
Bet you this thread goes to pages before the end of the weekend and by then it will be FACT and everyone will be on to retentions claiming discounts :LOL:

It's already virtually becoming fact over at nth :erm::

[quote name='xDarkAngelx' date='Dec 8 2006, 06:25 PM' post='254071']
Was talking about this today to an NTL employee...

Apparently they are altering the speeds so 20mbit can have 512k up!

And these are also the same upload speeds TW users have...i guess they want the same all across?[/quote]

If it is true, you would imagine they would increase Telewest's upload, rather than decrease Ntl's :rolleyes:

Bill C 08-12-2006 18:22

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by geminian68 (Post 34175175)
It's already virtually becoming fact over at nth :erm::

[quote name='xDarkAngelx' date='Dec 8 2006, 06:25 PM' post='254071']
Was talking about this today to an NTL employee...

Apparently they are altering the speeds so 20mbit can have 512k up!

And these are also the same upload speeds TW users have...i guess they want the same all across?

If it is true, you would imagine they would increase Telewest's upload, rather than decrease Ntl's :rolleyes:


Ok if you want to take it as gospel fine. But i have heard nothing and i honestly think its a typo. Plus show me where NTL have said they are going to give customers 20 meg. NOTE i said NTL not the rumour maker on the street corner.

NTL trailed 20 meg yes. But that does not mean they will release it.

ferretuk 08-12-2006 19:35

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175193)
Ok if you want to take it as gospel fine. But i have heard nothing and i honestly think its a typo.

Same 'typo' here:

http://home.ntl.com/websales/product.do?id=3246

Another downgrade request going in if it's true. Good of NTL to twist my arm to save £10/month...

dev 08-12-2006 20:00

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by geminian68 (Post 34175175)
If it is true, you would imagine they would increase Telewest's upload, rather than decrease Ntl's :rolleyes:

yes and no, from the view of a customer wanting more for their money you would expect telewest's to be increased. from a network view point, there will be a reason why telewest's upload is lower and if it means it cant be increased without substantial changes to the network or price then it'll obviously be the limiting factor and so ntl's will have to be reduced

neoapple 09-12-2006 10:02

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
what the hell...... My mates got BT ADSL and it bloody uploads faster than this!! and he is on 8mb.....
I would expect an ratio of upload like 1mb for every 10mb atleast

Nikesh 09-12-2006 11:38

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175129)
I am confident that is a typo :)

I hope your right! :)

dcclanuk 09-12-2006 11:51

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
i am already of thinking of leaving ntl cause of their sh*tty broadband speeds at night time. This might just confirm it!

Chrysalis 09-12-2006 13:07

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by neoapple (Post 34175481)
what the hell...... My mates got BT ADSL and it bloody uploads faster than this!! and he is on 8mb.....
I would expect an ratio of upload like 1mb for every 10mb atleast

understand the techonlogy differences? ubr 1.x limited for upstream bandwidth.

only office class adsl has faster upload then 10meg cable.

FusionXN1 09-12-2006 15:46

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
My config hasn't changed, obviously they would of changed that. Maybe its new customers only?

Locky 09-12-2006 16:03

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
20 meg will not have the 1 meg upload if they are indeed changeing the upload to a pathetic 384k it will be the 768 they started with, great

Sput 09-12-2006 16:12

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I have had poor upload speed for the last couple of weeks and just checked my speeds for the 10 meg service and got:-

Download 9.83Mbps
Upload 349Kbps

From my viewpoint it is clear that the upload speed has been capped at about 350 Kbps for a few weeks now!!!

Bill C 09-12-2006 16:15

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sput (Post 34175631)
I have had poor upload speed for the last couple of weeks and just checked my speeds for the 10 meg service and got:-

Download 9.83Mbps
Upload 349Kbps

From my viewpoint it is clear that the upload speed has been capped at about 350 Kbps for a few weeks now!!!

so who provides your broadband. Because if its Telewest then it will be that speed

And this Clearly proves your wrong.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/12/20.png

And this

Cable Modem Operation Configuration
Network Access :
Allowed
Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 10240000
Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 512000
Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 1600
Maximum Number of CPEs :
1
Modem Capability :
Concatenation Enabled,
Fragametation Enabled,

SnoopZ 09-12-2006 16:16

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
My uploads still 512k according to my config on NTL.

Sput 09-12-2006 21:36

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175633)
so who provides your broadband. Because if its Telewest then it will be that speed

And this Clearly proves your wrong.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/12/20.png

And this

Cable Modem Operation Configuration
Network Access :
Allowed
Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 10240000
Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 512000
Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 1600
Maximum Number of CPEs :
1
Modem Capability :
Concatenation Enabled,
Fragametation Enabled,

Sorry but it doesn't prove I'm wrong. It just proves your not capped and have a better upload than me ;)

Ken W 09-12-2006 22:07

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175129)
I am confident that is a typo :)

I am on NTL 4Mb broadband and the modem config now says
Upload Speed (Kbps) 384 so it is not a typo.:(

Ken W

Horizon 09-12-2006 22:19

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
If I were at ntl towers, I wouldn't have tiered packages on the download side but on the upload instead.

It seems that it's the upload speeds that causes most problems for ntl's netwoek. So, why not have diffrent packages based soley on upload speed? Everyone could, network permitting, all download at 10mb. But, everyone would be on diffrent upload packages depending on what you use and prepared to pay.

Plus, if ntl ever do bring out their legal p2p services, it would be another way to make money out of the downloaders. Don't get charged for what you download, but what you upload. No uploads, no downloads...

SnoopZ 09-12-2006 22:20

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
The upload for 2mbit has increased to 256 (Kbps) on this webpage so i'd say it's not a typo either!

2Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 256
4Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 384
10Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 384

Let's hope its just a trial and they won't lower the uploads.

Just rebooted my modem and i haven't been downgraded yet.

Bill C 09-12-2006 22:32

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 34175825)
The upload for 2mbit has increased to 256 (Kbps) on this webpage so i'd say it's not a typo either!

2Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 256
4Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 384
10Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 384

Let's hope its just a trial and they won't lower the uploads.

Just rebooted my modem and i haven't been downgraded yet.

same here i am on 10 meg and my upload even after a reboot is 512k.

AndrewJ 09-12-2006 22:40

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Is this true?

Yes i have turned up again for this.

I am on 10mb and I game alot on Battlefield 2142, and my partner uses MSN and Yahoo and some chatrooms, my ping then is about 70 or 80, without her using the net I drop to about 20-40.

Now your going to drop my upload on 10mb? let me tell you now NTL you do this and that £35 per month will be shoved so far up your **** you will be spitting my sacm from your nasal passages.

I expect at least 512k upload on 10mb and I will not pay more to you to get more you thieving robbing swines, your network is falling to pieces and your talking about 20mb?

Sort your network out and listen to the customers not your accountants.

SnoopZ 09-12-2006 22:46

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175833)
same here i am on 10 meg and my upload even after a reboot is 512k.

Bet it's reduced by the end of next week! :mad:

AndrewJ 09-12-2006 22:48

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 34175846)
Bet it's reduced by the end of next week! :mad:

If it is then god help them when I get on the phones to the *******s.

Bill C 09-12-2006 22:53

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Felinix_Devotion (Post 34175841)
Is this true?

Yes i have turned up again for this.

I am on 10mb and I game alot on Battlefield 2142, and my partner uses MSN and Yahoo and some chatrooms, my ping then is about 70 or 80, without her using the net I drop to about 20-40.

Now your going to drop my upload on 10mb? let me tell you now NTL you do this and that £35 per month will be shoved so far up your **** you will be spitting my sacm from your nasal passages.

I expect at least 512k upload on 10mb and I will not pay more to you to get more you thieving robbing swines, your network is falling to pieces and your talking about 20mb?

Sort your network out and listen to the customers not your accountants.

Trust me i know nothing of this. But there again its the people at the coal face who are normally the last to know. It will make me consider my broadband supplier even if i work for them. I cannot afford to have my upload drop as i play games as well.

AndrewJ 09-12-2006 22:58

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Well I wish to know and soon.

I am not impressed and I may even write a formal complaint about this to them giving a true piece of my mind, and make sure that a stink its kicked up on about every single forum I can find about this.

NTL's network barely can handle 10mb users, and now they want to add 20mb users and then sod the 10mb £35 a month paying users downgrade those SO YOU CAN LINE YOUR WALLETS WITH WHAT?? £40-50 A MONTH USERS ON 20MB who will get no where near those speeds and give them our uploads speeds so you can then get even more profits for 2007, you idiotic ****ing company NTL you have just proven if you do this that your customers are nothing to you, that you do not care about the quality of service, and care they get and that the only thing which matters to you is how much profit your making per month.

Chrysalis 09-12-2006 23:09

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Neptune (Post 34175824)
If I were at ntl towers, I wouldn't have tiered packages on the download side but on the upload instead.

It seems that it's the upload speeds that causes most problems for ntl's netwoek. So, why not have diffrent packages based soley on upload speed? Everyone could, network permitting, all download at 10mb. But, everyone would be on diffrent upload packages depending on what you use and prepared to pay.

Plus, if ntl ever do bring out their legal p2p services, it would be another way to make money out of the downloaders. Don't get charged for what you download, but what you upload. No uploads, no downloads...

download causes problems especially if the bottom tier was 10mbit with unlimited bandwidth. When its said its hard to provide upload bandwidth I meant rather its harder to provide 1meg upload then 1 meg download.

Also bear in mind although there seems to be a moderate amount of users on here demanding high upload speeds the generic web surfer isnt interested in upload speeds and the headline spec of the product is download speed.

---------- Post added at 00:09 ---------- Previous post was at 00:07 ----------

to add I would be ****ed of also tho if I was paying 35 notes and had a downgrade of upload speed, but then again I would be one of the few probably upgrading to the £50 tier if it turned up.

Web-Junkie 09-12-2006 23:14

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Here's my 4MB test:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/12/19.png

Looks like it's 384, down from 400 :(

AndrewJ 09-12-2006 23:14

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Why you don't get the speeds and then your showing NTL they can gouge you for the speed and you will pay.

You will be lucky to be any quicker than the 10mb users.

Bill C 09-12-2006 23:19

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Web-Junkie (Post 34175878)
Here's my 4MB test:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/12/19.png

Looks like it's 384, down from 400 :(

have a look at your modem config that will prove it.

---------- Post added at 00:19 ---------- Previous post was at 00:15 ----------

Those that say there upload has dropped could you post your modem configs.


like this

Cable Modem Operation Configuration
Network Access :
Allowed
Maximum Downstream Data Rate :
10240000
Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 512000
Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 1600
Maximum Number of CPEs :
1
Modem Capability :
Concatenation Enabled,
Fragametation Enabled, PHS Disabled

AndrewJ 09-12-2006 23:20

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/12/18.png

Bill C 09-12-2006 23:25

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Still 512 k for me.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/12/17.png

AndrewJ 09-12-2006 23:27

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Hold up.

IF they do this, then whats to stop us all saving money and going with 4mb?

I know I may until I can sort out a new ISP.

SnoopZ 09-12-2006 23:28

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Felinix_Devotion (Post 34175899)
Hold up.

IF they do this, then whats to stop us all saving money and going with 4mb?

I know I may until I can sort out a new ISP.

Wouldn't work for me as i don't want to reduce my download speed.

What upload speeds do other ISP's have that are in your area?

AndrewJ 09-12-2006 23:32

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I'll have to find out but iI know someone with BT Broadband who gets 8mb down with 400 up for £24.99. Or a very close amount.

Either way I plan on speaking to him soon likely in the morning and having a word, if this is final from NTL and fact and not a typo I plan on changing my provider, it's overpriced now but a drop in service to facilitate a upgraded speed to another tariff of which can only serve a as a financial appeal over any hope of service quality is just beyond contempt.

Bill C 09-12-2006 23:34

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I will be making some calls on Monday to try and get to the bottom of this .

SnoopZ 09-12-2006 23:36

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175908)
I will be making some calls on Monday to try and get to the bottom of this .

Ask them when will i get my free upgrade to 20mbit as well please! That way maybe i'll be able to keep this upload speed. ;)

Bill C 09-12-2006 23:37

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 34175909)
Ask them when i get my free upgrade to 20mbit as well please! That way maybe i'll be able to keep this upload speed. ;)

:LOL:

That's one way to stir up a hornets nest :LOL:

Web-Junkie 10-12-2006 02:35

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
@Bill C: SB 4100 so can't see that info!

Alien 10-12-2006 05:22

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Web-Junkie (Post 34175953)
@Bill C: SB 4100 so can't see that info!

I find it odd that Motorola would provide a built-in webpage-like config... thingy [technical term :D] for the 3100, but not the 4100.

Have you tried:
http://192.168.100.1/

Then again, as far as I can see, my 3100 doesn't list what speed it's set to, so if your 4100 just shows the same stuff it won't provide the info you want. :shrug:

jaycee 10-12-2006 06:11

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
The 4100 has a diagnostic page just like the 3100 does - I had a 4100 when i lived in a Telewest area and was always looking at the diag page (had some issues early on)

etccarmageddon 10-12-2006 07:13

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
my config is still 512k on the upload.

Daffy Duck 10-12-2006 08:43

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
On the 4100 if you go to 192.168.100.1 and click on logs you'll see 4 columns,one of these is labelled code.Look for E102.0 and you should see something like this in the message column
SW Download INIT - Via Config file cm-10240-384
I'm with BY and am used to the 384 upload,was rather hoping that we'd get the NTL 512 but seems they're going the other way on this.
What surprises me tho,if it's true,is the timing...why do it now when it means taking something away from your customers which is bound to upset more than a few people.Surely,if the rumoured upgrades are true,that would be the time to do it....put the 10meg on the 20/768 that BY has trialled.That way you'd be complaining that you weren't given as much,for free,that you'd expected or hoped for.A totally different scenario and ,in my opinion,no real justification for a complaint

Bill C 10-12-2006 09:13

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by etccarmageddon (Post 34175976)
my config is still 512k on the upload.

Same on mine :tu:

As i said i will make some phone calls tomorrow and see if i can find out what is going on.

cookster 10-12-2006 09:39

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Still 512k here:

Network Access : AllowedMaximum Downstream Data Rate : 10240000Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 512000Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 1600Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragmentation Disabled, PHS DisabledMaximum Number of CPEs : 1

jtwn 10-12-2006 09:44

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by geminian68 (Post 34175175)
It's already virtually becoming fact over at nth :erm::

[quote name='xDarkAngelx' date='Dec 8 2006, 06:25 PM' post='254071']
Was talking about this today to an NTL employee...

Apparently they are altering the speeds so 20mbit can have 512k up!

And these are also the same upload speeds TW users have...i guess they want the same all across?

If it is true, you would imagine they would increase Telewest's upload, rather than decrease Ntl's :rolleyes:

xDarkAngelx REPEATEDLY makes things up. DO NOT believe what he says. His life is very sad. Trust me.

dcclanuk 10-12-2006 09:48

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
mine's still on 512k jus chked config!

but currently it doesnt matter what speeds u have with ntl, as they are never upto wat they are configured to anyway! so i guess this will only affect ppl that are actually getting the advertised speeds!

TraxData 10-12-2006 09:54

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jtwn (Post 34176006)
xDarkAngelx REPEATEDLY makes things up. DO NOT believe what he says. His life is very sad. Trust me.


Remember you should not bash other members of forums.

And i recognise your addy, funnily from what i remember your the one banned from a few efnet channels for starting lies and spreading bull rumours...yes?

Anyways...my upload is set at 512k but i've been struggling to get over 30kb/s for a few weeks now, but im guessing thats due to nottinghams upload bandwith being saturated like hell (ntl have admitted this)

And im pretty sure the site is just a typo...at least, im hoping so.

If not, then i would be off to be, i need that upload (the slow down has practically stopped my gaming as of late)

SnoopZ 10-12-2006 10:06

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
No change for me yet.

Web-Junkie 10-12-2006 11:30

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I know the 4100 has a diag page, it just doesn't show the upload/download speeds, i do see this a lot in the log:

Code:

061210115226 7-Information H501.6HFC:  TRC SYNC Recovery OK
061210115224 3-Critical    H501.4HFC:  LOST TRC SYNC- trying to recover
061210115224 7-Information H501.12HFC: FEC LOCK recovery OK
061210115224 3-Critical    T5.0SYNC    Timing Synchronization failure - Loss of Sync

But can't see the E102.0 entry mentioned.

Daffy Duck 10-12-2006 12:04

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I seem to have different entries to you.This is what i get

0611180028338-DebugM579.3CM Cert Upgrade Disabled. Motorola CM certificate present 0611180028338-DebugF502.2Bridge Forwarding Disabled. 0611180028327-InformationX500.0Attempting Unit Update 0611180028276-NoticeE102.0SW Download INIT - Via Config file cm-10240-384 0611180028278-DebugI503.0Cable Modem is OPERATIONAL 0611180028268-DebugF502.1Bridge Forwarding Enabled. 0611180028268-DebugF502.3Bridge Learning Enabled. 0611180028268-DebugB918.0Baseline Privacy is skipped
As you can see the e102.0 entry gives the speed i'm on

Bill C 10-12-2006 12:40

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Daffy Duck (Post 34176075)
I seem to have different entries to you.This is what i get

0611180028338-DebugM579.3CM Cert Upgrade Disabled. Motorola CM certificate present 0611180028338-DebugF502.2Bridge Forwarding Disabled. 0611180028327-InformationX500.0Attempting Unit Update 0611180028276-NoticeE102.0SW Download INIT - Via Config file cm-10240-384 0611180028278-DebugI503.0Cable Modem is OPERATIONAL 0611180028268-DebugF502.1Bridge Forwarding Enabled. 0611180028268-DebugF502.3Bridge Learning Enabled. 0611180028268-DebugB918.0Baseline Privacy is skipped
As you can see the e102.0 entry gives the speed i'm on

Are you on Blueyonder, Everything about that config points to it.

popper 10-12-2006 13:24

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Quote:
Originally Posted by SnoopZ http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/im...s/viewpost.gif
The upload for 2mbit has increased to 256 (Kbps) on this webpage so i'd say it's not a typo either!

2Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 256
4Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 384
10Mb broadband Upload Speed (Kbps) 384

Let's hope its just a trial and they won't lower the uploads.

Just rebooted my modem and i haven't been downgraded yet.
now that would be a significant change , now as its in the 2mbit users favour , the users let that slide, however the other way around and your within your rights as regards the T&C and involve the (small claims,)courts if you so wish...

Quote:

Quote:
Originally Posted by Felinix_Devotion http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/im...s/viewpost.gif
Is this true?

Yes i have turned up again for this.

I am on 10mb and I game alot on Battlefield 2142, and my partner uses MSN and Yahoo and some chatrooms, my ping then is about 70 or 80, without her using the net I drop to about 20-40.

Now your going to drop my upload on 10mb? let me tell you now NTL you do this and that £35 per month will be shoved so far up your **** you will be spitting my sacm from your nasal passages.

I expect at least 512k upload on 10mb and I will not pay more to you to get more you thieving robbing swines, your network is falling to pieces and your talking about 20mb?

Sort your network out and listen to the customers not your accountants.
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175854)
Trust me i know nothing of this. But there again its the people at the coal face who are normally the last to know. It will make me consider my broadband supplier even if i work for them. I cannot afford to have my upload drop as i play games as well.

of course the NTL users can also use the T&C to get out of the contract, or even take NTL to small claims court for breach if they so wish (as is your right under consumer law).

and if this significant change were to find its way to the Virgin Media towers and become fact rather than rumour, then id assume theregister.co.uk and all the other broadband news agencys would be interested in the users thoughts and wishes.

i assume someone has dropped mike or tony ,perhaps one of the other lads there a note to look into this for a news report if its required for a nice topical cristmas scrooge story....

its also possible that the TW users could also make news for not being given the current higher NTL upload rate yet paying the same rates.

also the point about your average downloader NOT careing about it, that might be true, however thats ONLY
because they dont know the reasons.

if the main web news sites were to explain the fact the if your uploads rate go down your gaming suffers directly because of that reduction, im sure as hell that THEY WOULD CARE and kick up a stink and perhaps we might see better ratio offers in time as the complaints role in.
-----------------------------------------------------------


ps.
it appears the ntl have moved the standard NTL T&C and tidyed up that page to give links pages.

the t&c was here in full
http://www.home.ntl.com/page/termsresidential
now its here
http://www.home.ntl.com/html/termsandconditions.html

the part your interested in is probably
"
20 CANCELLATION RIGHTS

20.1 You may cancel the Services without penalty in the following circumstances:-
  1. if we increase our Charges you may cancel those Services in respect of which the Charges have increased by giving us one month’s notice in writing within 30 days of the earlier of:
    1. such price increase being notified to you under Condition 6.2; or
    2. the date of your first bill following such price increase, irrespective of whether the minimum period in respect of those Services has expired. If you cancel Services under this Condition, the increased Charges relating to those Services will not apply to you;
  2. if we significantly reduce the content of the Services or make any significant change to the terms and conditions of this Agreement under Condition 26(iii), you may terminate this Agreement by giving us one month’s notice in writing within 30 days of such change irrespective of whether the minimum period in respect of such Services has expired. "
"
30 NOTICES

30.1 Notices given under this Agreement should be delivered by hand or by prepaid first class post or electronic mail either:-
  1. to us: at the address on this Agreement or on the last invoice or to an alternative address notified to you;
  2. to you: at the address in this Agreement or to an alternative address notified to us. Alternatively, if you take the Television Service or Internet Services we may deliver notices to you by sending them via the ntl Network so that they are displayed on your television or computer screen"
---------- Post added at 14:24 ---------- Previous post was at 14:16 ----------

pps
multi quote doesnt seem to work for me ?......
i have to go back and edit manuallly.

Russ 10-12-2006 14:05

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
If anyone wants to start an argument or get abusive in this thread, I won't think twice about banning them from CF immediately. This is the first and final warning.

AndrewJ 10-12-2006 14:40

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Well 512k here still but it is Sunday.

Paul K 10-12-2006 14:43

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Maybe we should all wait and see if the team can get some form of official statement from NTL on this? Up till then it's just speculation...... I know it doesn't stop us normally ;)

Bill C 10-12-2006 14:47

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 34176190)
Maybe we should all wait and see if the team can get some form of official statement from NTL on this? Up till then it's just speculation...... I know it doesn't stop us normally ;)

Well said that man :tu:

Daffy Duck 10-12-2006 14:55

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Bill C
Yes i am on Blueyonder...i do say that in my first post.What i didn't realise was that the logs on the 4100 would be different for a BY user as opposed to an NTL user but that seems to be the case as my logs are totally different to -Web-Junkie's

Bill C 10-12-2006 14:58

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Daffy Duck (Post 34176197)
Bill C
Yes i am on Blueyonder...i do say that in my first post.What i didn't realise was that the logs on the 4100 would be different for a BY user as opposed to an NTL user but that seems to be the case as my logs are totally different to -Web-Junkie's

:)

Thanks for that. I was not having a go by the way. :angel:

AndrewJ 10-12-2006 15:31

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 34176190)
Maybe we should all wait and see if the team can get some form of official statement from NTL on this? Up till then it's just speculation...... I know it doesn't stop us normally ;)

Agreed but the intial response had to be expected, I sure won't settle for such a downgrade.

Web-Junkie 10-12-2006 15:35

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
All I get regards a config entry is this:

Code:

************ 7-Information D509.0 Retrieved TFTP Config File SUCCESS
Only the online speedtests suggest the upload is now 384.

Daffy Duck 10-12-2006 18:22

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Bill C
Thats OK, I didn't take it as having a go,just a question so i thought it would only be polite to answer it.

thanosp 10-12-2006 21:34

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 34176190)
Maybe we should all wait and see if the team can get some form of official statement from NTL on this? Up till then it's just speculation...... I know it doesn't stop us normally ;)

Well said. Let's way for something more formal than the figures on the webpage. If this is true then I am sorry NTL, time to say goodbye. All around the world net speeds are increasing only NTL reduces them... :td: :wtf:

Rik 10-12-2006 22:24

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 34175909)
Ask them when will i get my free upgrade to 20mbit as well please! That way maybe i'll be able to keep this upload speed. ;)

Yes sounds good!

Check for me too Bill :D

But folks hold tight, if it is a typo, you are gonna look right wallies ;)

Bill C 11-12-2006 06:01

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Oh look my upload is still 512

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/12/11.png

etccarmageddon 11-12-2006 08:25

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
show off!

Derek 11-12-2006 08:27

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Still 512 in Glasgow as well.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/12/10.png

Central 11-12-2006 08:35

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34175854)
Trust me i know nothing of this. But there again its the people at the coal face who are normally the last to know. It will make me consider my broadband supplier even if i work for them. I cannot afford to have my upload drop as i play games as well.


ADSL? :D:D

My isp has a 1.3mb upload :D

Bill C 11-12-2006 09:50

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I have made some calls, Just waiting on a reply now. However every one i talk to says they know nothing about any change.

pooper 11-12-2006 11:02

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I bet you the 2 slices of toast i'm eating atm, that this turns out to be a total load of crap :P

mmmmm marmite

Logan 11-12-2006 11:17

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pooper (Post 34176834)
mmmmm marmite

Which perfectly symoblises NTL - you either love em or you hate em :D

twinkle 11-12-2006 11:21

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Network Access : AllowedMaximum Downstream Data Rate : 10240000Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 512000Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 1600Maximum Number of CPEs : 1Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Disabled
still 512 here

Bill C 11-12-2006 11:42

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34176761)
I have made some calls, Just waiting on a reply now. However every one i talk to says they know nothing about any change.

Ok little update.

Everyone i have spoken to that would be involved in something like this say they have not heard anything about a change. That does not mean its not happening it just means that no one has heard anything about it. It could be true or it could not be true. At the moment i am not worried as i feel that its not true.

Famous last words :)

etccarmageddon 11-12-2006 11:46

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
generally if most in NTL who should be aware of something like this changing, aren't aware then it means it's probably TRUE!!!

pooper 11-12-2006 12:15

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Well, it looks like i'll be keeping my toast then.... which is a good thing, cus i've already eaten it!

Mick 11-12-2006 12:24

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
I have approached ntl for some official clarification. Expect the answer shortly.

AndrewJ 11-12-2006 12:51

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Anyone else thinking they may have done this "typo" to test the water of the reaction?

Mick 11-12-2006 13:59

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
It was indeed a typo - I have had it confirmed by ntl - They have now corrected the error @ http://home.ntl.com/websales/product.do?id=3264 .

The upload for 10Mb is still 512kbps.

To Felinix Devotion - As already mentioned - the ntl website has just recently been upgraded - so a mistake such as this can be easily made. No need to look too much into it.

ferretuk 11-12-2006 14:07

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 34176962)
It was indeed a typo - I have had it confirmed by ntl - They have now corrected the error @ http://home.ntl.com/websales/product.do?id=3264 .

The upload for 10Mb is still 512kbps.

They need to look at http://home.ntl.com/websales/product.do?id=3246 as well (First line in Features)

Bill C 11-12-2006 15:35

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 34176962)
It was indeed a typo - I have had it confirmed by ntl - They have now corrected the error @ http://home.ntl.com/websales/product.do?id=3264 .

The upload for 10Mb is still 512kbps.

To Felinix Devotion - As already mentioned - the ntl website has just recently been upgraded - so a mistake such as this can be easily made. No need to look too much into it.

:LOL:

Yes finally got a answer myself. Seems it was indeed a Telewest speed that was incorrectly stated. :)

pooper 11-12-2006 15:39

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Everyone owes me toast :P

Bill C 11-12-2006 15:51

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pooper (Post 34177027)
Everyone owes me toast :P

And can i point everyone at this post.

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...29&postcount=3


:angel:

Nikesh 11-12-2006 16:14

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 34176962)
It was indeed a typo

Pheww ! :D

Central 11-12-2006 17:25

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34177040)
And can i point everyone at this post.

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...29&postcount=3


:angel:


You love being right dont you?

SnoopZ 11-12-2006 17:29

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Felinix Devotion will be happy. ;)

Bill C 11-12-2006 17:47

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Be* (Post 34177106)
You love being right dont you?

And why not :)

Notice all the doom and gloom merchants are not about,:LOL:

geminian68 11-12-2006 18:04

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Somebody needs to let the rest of ntl's staff know then, because they are still telling customers that speeds are being reduced :confused:

The other site.

Quote:

IT'S NOT A TYPO :goddamn: ( please excuse the shouting )

just got off of the phone to ntl the downgrade in upload is happerning apparently some 70000 customers have been downgraded already and the rest will be done in a month or so:(

On the hopefully good side <_< in 2 months time there are plans for a new speed as to what i doubt if i'll be around to know

Bill C 11-12-2006 18:07

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by geminian68 (Post 34177145)
Somebody needs to let the rest of ntl's staff know then, because they are still telling customers that speeds are being reduced :confused:

The other site.

Complete and utter crap. The person who phoned me back this afternoon is one of those that does the upgrades and downgrades and he was adamant that it was not true. But as usual those that think they know better or who want to stir the crap will come along. If it was happening why have i and others at work with access to SABS seen no difference to the configs. ?

If it was true how come i still get this

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2006/12/9.png


And this.



CABLE MODEM
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Information
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Status
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Downstream
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Upstream
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Upstream Burst
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Operation Config.
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Event Log

[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]
Cable Modem Operation Configuration
Network Access : Allowed
Maximum Downstream Data Rate :
10240000
Maximum Upstream Data Rate :
512000
Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 1600
Maximum Number of CPEs : 1
Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Disabled

Central 11-12-2006 18:14

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34177146)
Complete and utter crap. The person who phoned me back this afternoon is one of those that does the upgrades and downgrades and he was adamant that it was not true. But as usual those that think they know better or who want to stir the crap will come along. If it was happening why have i and others at work with access to SABS seen no difference to the configs. ?

If it was true how come i still get this

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2006/12/9.png


And this.



CABLE MODEM
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Information
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Status
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Downstream
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Upstream
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Upstream Burst
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Operation Config.
•[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]Event Log

[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]
Cable Modem Operation Configuration
Network Access : Allowed
Maximum Downstream Data Rate :
10240000
Maximum Upstream Data Rate :
512000
Maximum Upstream Channel Burst : 1600
Maximum Number of CPEs : 1
Modem Capability : Concatenation Enabled, Fragametation Enabled, PHS Disabled

The other person did say not everyone has been done today so that may explain why your still on 512k up if its true anyway

Bill C 11-12-2006 18:16

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Be* (Post 34177152)
The other person did say not everyone has been done today so that may explain why your still on 512k up if its true anyway


I will say it again Its a load of crap.

Tell you what be* want to put your money where you mouth is. ?

If you are so sure its happening.


NO ONE HAS HAD THERE UPLOAD CHANGED TODAY. REASON there is a network freeze on till the new year there always is at this time of year. ?

Central 11-12-2006 18:18

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Erm i just stated i dont believe it.

I said in my last post if its true anyway regarding the speed drop.

For once I do believe you

Bill C 11-12-2006 18:21

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Be* (Post 34177159)
Erm i just stated i dont believe it.

I said in my last post if its true anyway regarding the speed drop.

For once I do believe you

Thank you :angel:

Mick 11-12-2006 18:22

Re: Ntl to reduce upload speed on 10mb
 
It was a typo. I don't know - I have had it confirmed 'officially' by ntl and yet people still believe a simple little error as though it is fact.

The upload rate is 512kbps and will still be tomorrow and the day after that and then the day after that, you get the picture....


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