I need a faster upload speed

Hello i am wondering if i can get a faster upload speed?? faster then 5 Meg up ?? i really need it for video confranceing !!!i will pay a bit more.

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Go here -
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Once logged in, hover over the "Internet" tab. As one of the options, you should see "Change Plan." Click on that and see if there's a higher plan available.
You may also call AT&T at 800.288.2020 and contact the sales department to discuss upgrading your plan.

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Faster upload speed possible?

hi im on adsl max but the upload speeds are terrible
is there anyway of getting the upload speeds increased like i did recently with my download speeds?
my current upload speed is synced on my router at 448 Kbps
any help would be great
thank you

That's as good as it gets with adsl max. It's likely to double when you are upgraded to 21CN; you may be able to get info about that at SamKnows. FTTC would achieve a much greater increase.
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Upload Speed Recently Dropped - BT SO very unhelpf...

I have been with BT for as long as I can remember and never had any issues or problems with the connection. As of 7th October my Upload speed dropped to less than half a Meg and has remained this low to this very day. My download speed is fine at about 38 Meg. But I play alot of games and need the higher upload speed, I have spent countless phones calls to supposedly BT technians and Level 2 technicians and they all can not provide me with a solution, they silpy say thats not their problem. I know there is nothing wrong at my end as i Have friends bring their laptops round etc and they experience the same low un-usable speeds. I am now payign for something i cant use and so far have had no credible help, I am hoping someone on here can help as I really dotn know where to go from here. I have read trhough otehr simliar posts and seems a 'line reset' has helped some people, when I have asked for this I have been told that does not exist on fibre optic, not sur ehow true this is ?? ANy more information needed pelase just ask, and i will provide I just want my connection back to how it was.
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From what you're describing connection-wise you have Infinity .... The DLM on Infinity is bi-directional as is ADSL2 ... and if you are suffering depleted upload speed something has happened on the upload path to clamp the MSAN down.
Don't do anything until daylight hours tomorrow, then power down both the vdsl modem and hub, doesn't matter too much in which order. Leave them both powered down for maybe 30 minutes.
During that period, unplug carefully your cables and check them out, look for anything that is causing a poor connection.
Also ... before you power back up, look at where your hub and modem are located, they don't want to be adjacent to any power supplies, transformers, monitors, magnetic coil speakers, radiators or anything that can induce impulse noise, and that includes phones and base-stations. Segregate power leads away from network cables.
When you think you're in the clear, plug everything back in but in the powered down state ... when you have connected everything up, first power up the vdsl modem, and wait for it to initialise, once it comes up and stays up, then power up the hub and check out the connection.
If nothing has changed, give it a few hours and check again, if nothing has happened after a full 72 hours the MSAN will need a reset on your connection via the moderators on this forum.
See how you go.
The reason the BT response is that they can't help, is because they supply a service to you as far as the NTE, and basically what happens after that is your responsibility. (impulse noise in your home etc.)

What upload speed do I need to upload the XL photo books with over 25 pages?

I have just recently gotten a new Internet provider and the max upload speed I can get is 1mbps but I am only getting .4 mbps at the most. When trying to upload an XL photo book with over 26 pages it keeps failing to transfer/upload and the error message says to check the internet connection. I'm wondering what upload speed I need to upload? I need to cancel this internet provider before my free month runs out if 1mbps is not going to be fast enough.

Well I have my first order coming in tomorrow (according to Fedex) and I have my fingers crossed.
So far I haven't been able to find any local printers that will print and bind the books at a reasonable cost - best I've found so far is $200 (or more) per book.
Hardly cost effective for my relatively meager budget.
I've explored Asuka a littoe more, and their quality does appear to be superior at first glance, but it seems I am not able to take advantage of submitting my aperture-generated book directly. According to their templates I have to put everything together manually in Photohop. Great for end-control, but one thing that made me pursue this was the ability to generate a book inside Aperture using versions direct from collection (any changes I made to an original image were automatically incorporated in my book. Had I done it all manually, teh time/effort I'd be putting into the book with be well over 5x greater!
I've also looked at shutterfly.com so far - and they seem promising, and am wiating for my colleagues order to go through before I get too excited.
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Wireless Download Speed Less Than Half As Fast As My Upload Speeds

Is anyone else having this problem: I use Verizon Fios and currently have their 50/50 plan. When I go to speedtest.net to check my speed I see that I'm only getting about 14 Mb download speeds but 42 Mb upload speeds. I have checked my speeds on wired connection and get about 38-40Mb. My Specs:HP HPE-400yUsing the Ralink driver for Windows 7 (http://www.mediatek.com/en/downloads1/downloads/pcimpcicbrt2860rt2760rt2890/)I'm running Windows 7 (64-bit)PC is not more than 25ft from the router, almost a direct line of sight Any advice or help would be appreciated. Thanks!

conrad wrote:
Your noise margin is on the high side and this will also affect your speed. you will need to have a stable connection for a further day ie 3 days in total before you can contact the mods.
Hi conrad also the line is very short look at the attenuation figure as Keith has posted the reduction in noise margin would achieve nothing on adlsmax as the connection is already at its maximum but gives spare noise margin when the op gets on to adsl2+
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Upload speed very slow, but download speed fast.

I have a wrtp54g router (4 wired, 1 wireless and 2 voip). On my laptop with wireless connection I have a fast down and upload speed. But on my PC with wired connection, I have a faster download connection and almost no upload connection. Tested on testmy.net. Can someone help me?

Thanks for you're reply.
I've 1 wired PC and a XBOX360 wired. But I tested the same wired connection of my PC with my laptop --> same problem. I also tested the different ports on my router with my PC --> same problem. I recently discovered that when I only use 1 wired connection port on my router, my PC (disconnected my XBOX and also my 2 useless connections (which used to be plugged in to connect in different rooms of my house). I have a faster upload (1.2 MB) speed then before (0.2MB), it doesn't matter which port I use on my router. But still slower then my wireless connection (1.6MB).
Offcourse, last night worked everthing fine when I wanted to adjust the MTU settings. 1.7 MB upload with the different MTU settings and al my ports filled with connections.

Fast download but (very) slow upload speed

I know that typically upload speeds are slower than download from most ISP in the US, but I have been doing tests the past few weeks on 3 different Mac's (and iPhone/iPad) and while my download speed is good (between 20 and 30 mbps, my upload speed never really gets past 1mpbs (.95 is about average).
Are there any settings on my Airport Express settings that I can change or look at? I'm running the latest Lion on two pretty new machines and Snow Leopard on an older iMac that we have, all with very simiar results.
Thanks.

One area to try is to change the default (Automatic) setting for the Ethernet WAN Port in the AirPort Utility.
I would suggest trying 1000 Mbps/Full Duplex, and then, 100 Mbps/Full Duplex to see which gives you better results.

Silly Questions - Upload Speed & Hardware

Hi tere network people,
Networking ignorant here in need of your help.
I'm using a PowerMac G4 as a server and I have a PHP website going to share some pics with friends.
Some lamented it can be slow to download the pictures on their side (Most, if not all, have Broadband). The picture files are not huge, but my connection is only a residential Broadband one.
The ISP states that: "The upload speed is 256 Kilobits/Sec. Average upload rates are circa 20 Kilobytes/Sec."
Coming to my silly questions:
1) How much my Upload speed should be to confortably support 5-10 users at a time?
2) Since I got a new PM G4 with a 7200 rpm HD and a Gigabit Ethernet port and a slightly faster processor, should I look at the modem/router specs? Can they affect/limit upload speed?
If anyone can give me some basic tips, I'd be grateful.
Cheers!
PM G4 (PCI Graphics) - 350Mhz, 128-bit, 100 MHz, L1 Cache: 64K, L2 Cache: 512/1M, CD-Rom, 10GB Mac OS X (10.3.5)
PM G4 (PCI Graphics) - 350Mhz, 128-bit, 100 MHz, L1 Cache: 64K, L2 Cache: 512/1M, CD-Rom, 10GB Mac OS X (10.3.5)

1) How much my Upload speed should be to confortably support 5-10 users at a time?
That's easy to calculate.
Assume that your 10 users are on broadband connections with a 1mbps download speed. In order to fulfill everyone's demands at top speed you need a 1mpbs x 10, or 10mpbs upload speed.
Of course, it's unlikely that everyone will download files at the same time, and it's also unlikely that they'll sustain 100% of their rated download speed, so you can probably halve that figure without any noticeable degradation, but even 5mpbs is way higher than your current 256kbps upload link.
It's also clear that your internet connection is your bottleneck. Upgrading the server isn't going to make any difference.

Insanely slow upload speeds with normal download speeds -- can anyone help?

I have done LOTS of troubleshooting and I'm coming up blank. I've just moved from CA to HI and have a new ISP, but other machines in the house are not having this issue. I'm having a very difficult time figuring out why I can no longer upload files larger than 1 mb without lots of network stalling and eventual timeouts using most upload tools.
Here are the facts:
* It's only the upload speed: downloading is just fine on this machine.
* This machine WAS fine: No problem with uploads from this machine before I moved from CA. I've had it for about a year.
* Not the new cable internet: We also have a brand new Macbook Pro AND a PC using the same modem and connection and neither have trouble with upload speed.
* It's not the tool, the file, or the server I'm trying to upload to: have tried uploading various files, using various web interface tools, to different servers, (flickr uploader, blog upload tool,) including ftp from the command line -- same upload problems. Command line ftp doesn't time out like these other services, but takes a really really long time with lots of stalls (7:13 minutes for 2.1 mb?!)
* File sharing over our network between this machine and the Macbook Pro are lightning fast.
* Behavior is the same using airport OR built-in ethernet (even tried two different ethernet cables)
* Behavior is the same whether I use our internet connection or 'borrow' bandwidth from a neighbor's wireless connection (although I'm pretty sure everyone around here uses the same service?)
It seems to be some strange combination of this machine and my connection? I am stumped and really need to be able to upload files for working remotely!
Any advice would be much appreciated!
thanks,
Enola

So after MUCH research and back-and-forth, it appears that my problem here is the upload bandwidth provided by our ISP. They acknowledge there is a problem in our area with upload speed (download speed is excellent) and are apparently working on it. I am still baffled as to why this problem is so much more obvious on my mac mini than my husband's macbook pro, but I'm sure it has to do with all kinds of different variables. We both tried some speedtest sites like the one you mentioned, and we both get crappy upload bandwidth and lots of stalling. At least I know it's not that my machine has something terribly wrong with it. For now, I am making do!
thanks for your advice!

I have the Jetpack 4GLTE, what is the Mbps download and upload speeds for this device?

I have the Jetpack 4GLTE, what is the Mbps download and upload speeds for this device?

The avgrage real speed will be more in the area of 25 to 38 Mbps You would need to be in a strong signal area with high grade cell tower service and low customer use to even reach 50 Mbps.
From Verizon page. Just be aware that using the MiFi 6620L can cost a lot of money. And you can thank the device's fast performance for that. In my testing around the San Francisco Bay Area, rathe device delivered blazing-fast download speeds that nged between around 10Mbps to around 40Mbps. At those speeds, you can burn through 4GB of data in just less than an hour. Once you reach the cap, of course, you'll have to pay somewhere between $10 to $15 for each additional gigabyte, depending on the plan you sign up for.
For more information follow link: Verizon Ellipsis Jetpack MHS800L | Verizon Wireless

Degraded Upload Speed With Netgear R6300 - Help Pl...

Hi,
I changed my router for BT Infinity from the Home Hub 3 to a Netgear R6300 and have suffered a degradation of the upload speed.
Previously with the BT Home Hub I was getting 16 mbps upload but after changing to the Netgear R6300 I am getting 12 mbps upload. Changing back to the BT Home Hub 3 restores the upload speed to 16mbps.
There was no degradation of the download speed with both the BT Home Hub 3 and the Netgear R6300 giving 74mbps.
To setup the Netgear R6300, I allowed the Netgear Genie to detect the internet and offer me the WAN type and login options. It automatically selected WAN Type of PPPoE and I then entered the usual login details of
UserName = [email protected]
Password = BT
After selecting these options and exiting the Netgear Geniie to go back to the internet it was all working but with the degraded upload speed.
Is there something I need to manually configure in the router to get the maximum upload speed for my connection?
Any help most appreciated.
Rgds
Black Hole

Disable it and see how much faster your uploads are.
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My upload speed is very slow

hello I have 15/5 fios internet. My upload speed is extremely slow and it is affecting even browsing. I have a pc desktop windows 7 ~1 year old via ethernet to the router that was just sent to me by tech support to attempt to solve the problem. The new router is installed and it didn't solve the upload speed problem. Phone tech support told me to update my geforce 560 drivers but that didn't help either. Below are the speed test stats. Any other ideas? I've reset the system and power cycled the router as well. Another note is that the upload speeds are fine on the laptop connected via wifi? Strange. So I presume it is a settings issue with my desktop?
Checking for Middleboxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Done
SendBufferSize set to [261360]
running 10s outbound test (client to server) . . . . . 1.59Mb/s
running 10s inbound test (server to client) . . . . . . 24.69Mb/s
------ Client System Details ------
OS data&colon; Name = Windows 7, Architecture = x86, Version = 6.1
Java data&colon; Vendor = Oracle Corporation, Version = 1.7.0_09
------ Web100 Detailed Analysis ------
Client Receive Window detected at 261360 bytes.
10 Mbps Ethernet link found.
Link set to Full Duplex mode
No network congestion discovered.
Good network cable(s) found
Normal duplex operation found.
Web100 reports the Round trip time = 72.18 msec; the Packet size = 1452 Bytes; and
No packet loss - but packets arrived out-of-order 0.01% of the time
This connection is receiver limited 24.83% of the time.
This connection is sender limited 74.62% of the time.
This connection is network limited 0.54% of the time.
Web100 reports TCP negotiated the optional Performance Settings to:
RFC 2018 Selective Acknowledgment: ON
RFC 896 Nagle Algorithm: ON
RFC 3168 Explicit Congestion Notification: OFF
RFC 1323 Time Stamping: OFF
RFC 1323 Window Scaling: ON
Information: Network Middlebox is modifying MSS variable
Server IP addresses are preserved End-to-End
Information: Network Address Translation (NAT) box is modifying the Client's IP address
Server says {edited for privacy} but Client says [192.168.1.3]

I am looking at this. But please go back to your post and under options, select edit reply/post. Remove your IP Address at the bottom of the information.
I have run a trace route to your IP and one route indicates 67 RT (ms) and another indicates 78 RT (ms) from my location in Maryland, and from what I see you are in Tampa. Another good reason not to post your IP. It could be a security risk for you, even though your router acts as a firewall. The response times to you do not look bad, but perhaps after loading the new drivers, you may need to optimize your connection again.
Also try the faster speed test even if you only have 15/5, and see if it makes any difference.
Have you run the optimizer? You must open your Internet Explorer by right clicking on it and selecting run as administrator. Then copy and paste this url into the open browser.
http://my.verizon.com/micro/SpeedOptimizer/FiOS

Abysmal upload speed? download is not too good eit...

Hello BTCare community,
After attempting to do some streaming tonight (and failing misserably), I have come to realise that my uploading speed is shockingly bad (and my downloading speed is not so good either) and needs to be fixed! I have an unlimited broadband package and paying a pretty penny for it too, i would of expected it to be higher?

are these the hub stats?
Connection Information
Line state:
Connected
Connection time:
0 days, 08:53:17
Downstream:
4.969 Mbps
Upstream:
448 Kbps
ADSL Settings
VPI/VCI:
0/38
Type:
PPPoA
Modulation:
G.992.1 Annex A
Latency type:
Fast
Noise margin (Down/Up):
8.2 dB / 27.0 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up):
44.8 dB / 27.0 dB
Output power (Down/Up):
19.6 dBm / 12.4 dBm
FEC Events (Down/Up):
0 / 0
CRC Events (Down/Up):
281 / 0
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
Loss of Signal (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
Loss of Power (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
HEC Events (Down/Up):
250 / 0
Error Seconds (Local/Remote):
273 / 0

Awful upload speed help

Before I start I will say I'm on the BT Buisiness package but the buisiness forums are dead so figured I'd get a better response here. My connection activated today and I was wondering if someone could take a look at these stats and tell me if they are good/right.
I'm only getting just a touch over 1meg on Speedtest.net and should be able to get 2.5meg
ADSL Line Status
Connection Information
Line state:
Connected
Connection time:
0 days, 09:14:05
Downstream:
18.37 Mbps
Upstream:
1.137 Mbps
ADSL Settings
VPI/VCI:
0/38
Type:
PPPoA
Modulation:
G.992.5 Annex A
Latency type:
Fast
Noise margin (Down/Up):
6.9 dB / 6.4 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up):
24.5 dB / 13.2 dB
Output power (Down/Up):
20.0 dBm / 11.3 dBm
FEC Events (Down/Up):
0 / 0
CRC Events (Down/Up):
57006 / 146
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
Loss of Signal (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
Loss of Power (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
HEC Events (Down/Up):
16285 / 97
Error Seconds (Local/Remote):
20239 / 48

That is the limit for G.992.5 Annex A.
You need to be on G.992.5 Annex M Which is normally available to business users.
But I do not know whether BT offers that option. You would have to ask the BT Business Sales Team, or account manager, if you have one.
See this thread http://business.forums.bt.com/t5/Broadband-and-internet/Upload-Speed-Annex-M/td-p/45510
There are some useful help pages here, for BT Broadband customers only, on my personal website.
BT Broadband customers - help with broadband, WiFi, networking, e-mail and phones.

Poor upload speeds

Hi
I had Infinity installed a week or so ago and since the momement the engineer turned on my mac and did a speed test the upload speeds have been shocking. The download speed is amazing though I was given a promise of 36 down and 8 up and so far the download has been constantly over 37 but with uploads between 0.19 and 1.5, the ping is pretty good at 17Ms to 22Ms
My connection is the fibre to the premises and the optical cable goes straight into the openreach Modem.
I use 2 imacs (both cabled to the home hub 3)
2 ipads (both wifi)
2 iphones (both wifi)
And all devices have this issue.
As a photographer I upload large files to clients and to dropbox etc and the slow upload is a problem, it was faster on the old bt adsl service I had even though my download spped was only around 5mbs.
Yesterday I was aso having some real issues getting web pages with time outs and pages needing multiple F5 to load them and even then ads etc on them not loading......seemed to be worse with pages/ads served from Google..... but i'm not sure if that's connected or just a general network issue, even though theres nothing in my area listed on the service status page.
Has anyone else had such low up speeds with FTTP ?
Thanks in advance

Hi, thanks for the replies
i don't think the speedtester beta is working correctly at the moment as i get the following results
37.65 downstream
0.00 upstream
261.50 ping latency
i did the test several times and the download is the same, the upload speed maxed at 0.19 but the ping got to over 400Ms
using the tester at speedtest.net i get good pings of 17 to 19ms and consistent 37mb download but real low upload
[URL=http://www.speedtest.net][IMG]http://www.speedtest.net/result/2052172475.png[/IMG][/URL]
I think i am on option one, it's fibre to the premises and in my case it's right the way into the modem , not a master socket so there's no copper wires involved.
The email i have with the expected speeds says 40mbs max down, 10 up max with 38 / 9.5 expected.
thanks

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