Hello! You may have seen me from this post in which I had issues with DSL connections, that mystery seems to be unsolved for now but anyway, here is another issue that I've had with both the previous BT Smart Hub 2 and my current network setup (vigor 130 and flint 2).
It seems that for whatever reason, my speeds turn incredibly slow and I have to restart the modem to fix it. I know this is not a router issue because I have directly connected my laptop to the modem through ethernet and I get the same, if not worse, internet speeds. I sometimes get anywhere from 15mbps down 5 up, to 5mbps down and 0.80 up. For reference, my contracted speeds are 73 down and 18 up, which after SQM is 60 down 15 up.
Here are the speed test results - As you can see, they are far far below acceptable. Is this a modem issue or an ISP issue?
Just a reminder that an engineer did come over and found no issues with the line.
So daft question, when your connection goes down how long are you giving it to reconnect? VDSL2 has a number of options it can go through to try to find the best connection that it can - sometimes this may mean the connection cycling several times over several minutes.
Hi @Crimliar, it really depends, sometimes it takes 30s and sometimes it takes 3 minutes, I usually just restart the modem as its the fastest way of getting the connection back up. Still unsure whether this is a modem or router issue, customer support of the router is also confused as all they see is a network link loss but do not know whether the router or the modem disconnects first.