IMac G5 - 5 Meg DSL connection is slow to connect

My IMac is slow to connect on my DSL. I have no router in line and have disabled the firewall. It's wierd I'll type in a site and I may have to refresh or just wait before I connect to a site. If I go and check my bandwidth it says speed greater than 4.5 meg... It's like once it start transmitting it screams but to connect it can take over a minute sometimes... Sprint came out to troubleshoot and the connection works fine on his PC laptop... I have also tried the connection on my IBook with the same problem. The IBook works fine at any other location. I'm thinking the Mac's don't like the DSL connection... Any Sugestions? Anyone?

Welcome to the discussions!
Without a router, at least you know that it is not a lossy router causing issues.
It sounds like a DNS issue to me. My ISP has slow DNS servers and I found out on DSLReports.com that 4.2.2.x where "X" is any number from 1 to 6 give very good lookups. I put in those numbers and my page loads improved greatly.

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A few days ago the WIFI internet connection on my iMac suddenly became so slow as to be unusable. However my iPad and iPod Touch on the same network still connect as normal. I have tried everything I can think of together with some ideas posted on various forums, including the following:
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Trying different channels on the wireless network
Altering the physical position of the router
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Swearing at the computer
Pulling my hair out!
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My iMac G5 (with Airport) is connected via Ethernet to a DSL modem.
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2/
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Well.. Posting here is pretty much a last resort..
Background on what has happened:
What i class as "acceptable" connection speeds for my phone line 4 - 6 mb.. This is the speeds i would achieve before i ran into any problems. 4mb through the day.. Sometimes ( not very often) 6mb early hours in the morning.
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Speed achieved 2.5mb
not quite the speed i used to achieve but certainly bare-able...
February / March
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Speed still sitting at around 2.5mb.
May
Parents inform me that the Internet is slow again and constantly disconnecting
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Engineer does all his tests in the house, "No problems" (The line was conveniently quiet while he was doing tests).. Just before he leaves i do a line test, and it perks up with some static, i let him listen.. He does his tests all over again, "no faults on the line"
The Engineer then informs me, that in mid January when some work on a sewage pipe was being done right next to my telephone exchange, a line was cut.. I somehow dint think, for one second this is a co-incidence. From all my own tests and diagnostics this was the only explanation i had for the problems.
He leaves, i contact BT again.. Get elevated to a level 2 adviser AGAIN.. he "fixes" it..
Speed goes back up to 2.5mb
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Engineer comes out, does all the same tests that the first engineer did, line is quiet while he is here, i explain EVERYTHING to him.. He doesn't really have much of an explanation, tells me that the damaged wire from the sewage work was "fixed" And that 2mb is a good speed for how far i am from my exchange (maybe so, its still not the 4 - 6 i used to get though)....He decides to shimmy up the telegraph pole outside my house fiddles around up there and a couple of other things...
After calling BT again, and getting elevated to a level 2 adviser (again) my Internet is "fixed"
Speed Fluctuating between 2.5 and 3mb now.
And here we are now.......Guess what? Internet is slow again...
Iv noticed someone with a similar problem in another post, so.. Before you ask:
Yes iv done all the tests, taken all phones out, tried a different micro filter, disconnected all other devices.
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00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Reject
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration NAK
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Reject
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration ACK
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Request
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP CHAP receive success: authentication ok
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP CHAP Receive Challenge
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration ACK
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP LCP Send Configuration Request
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration Reject
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration NAK
00:03:53,10 Jun. PPP LCP Send Configuration Request
00:03:52,10 Jun. PPP LCP Send Configuration ACK
00:03:52,10 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration Request
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00:03:50,10 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration Request
00:03:50,10 Jun. PPP LCP Send Configuration Request
00:03:47,10 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Termination ACK
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00:03:34,10 Jun. WAN connection WAN1_INTERNET_B_ATM2_0_35 disconnected.[ERROR_NO_CARRIER]
00:03:32,10 Jun. PPP LCP Send Termination Request
00:03:31,10 Jun. WAN connection WAN3_TR069_INTERNET_R_ATM1_0_38 disconnected.[ERROR_NO_CARRIER]
00:03:31,10 Jun. DSL Link Down:the duration is 38211 seconds [1 : LosDetector]
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13:27:12,09 Jun. WAN connection WAN3_TR069_INTERNET_R_ATM1_0_38 connected.
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13:27:12,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
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13:27:12,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration NAK
13:27:12,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
13:27:12,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Reject
13:27:12,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration ACK
13:27:12,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Request
13:27:12,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
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13:27:12,09 Jun. PPP LCP Send Configuration Request
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13:26:41,09 Jun. DSL Link Up: Down Rate=1536Kbps, Up Rate=288Kbps; SNR Margin Down=15.0dB, Up=6.0dB;
13:26:32,09 Jun. WAN connection WAN1_INTERNET_B_ATM2_0_35 disconnected.[ERROR_NO_CARRIER]
13:26:31,09 Jun. PPP LCP Send Termination Request
13:26:29,09 Jun. WAN connection WAN3_TR069_INTERNET_R_ATM1_0_38 disconnected.[ERROR_NO_CARRIER]
13:26:29,09 Jun. DSL Link Down:the duration is 830 seconds [1 : LosDetector]
13:12:48,09 Jun. WAN Auto-sensing detected port DSL
13:12:48,09 Jun. WAN Auto-sensing last connection port: DSL
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration ACK
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Reject
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration NAK
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Reject
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration ACK
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Request
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP CHAP receive success: authentication ok
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP CHAP Receive Challenge
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration ACK
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP LCP Send Configuration Request
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration Reject
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration NAK
13:12:46,09 Jun. WAN connection WAN3_TR069_INTERNET_R_ATM1_0_38 connected.
13:12:46,09 Jun. PPP LCP Send Configuration ACK
13:12:45,09 Jun. PPP LCP Receive Configuration Request
13:12:45,09 Jun. PPP LCP Send Configuration Request
13:12:41,09 Jun. QoS Rate cap set to 0.3Mbs
13:12:41,09 Jun. WAN connection WAN1_INTERNET_B_ATM2_0_35 connected.
13:12:40,09 Jun. DSL Link Up: Down Rate=416Kbps, Up Rate=288Kbps; SNR Margin Down=17.3dB, Up=7.0dB;
13:11:47,09 Jun. WAN connection WAN1_INTERNET_B_ATM2_0_35 disconnected.[ERROR_NO_CARRIER]
13:11:44,09 Jun. PPP LCP Send Termination Request
13:11:43,09 Jun. WAN connection WAN3_TR069_INTERNET_R_ATM1_0_38 disconnected.[ERROR_NO_CARRIER]
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Software version V100R001C01B036SP05_L_B | Time & date 00:06 10/06/2014
Speed test from - http://speedtest.btwholesale.com/
1. Best Effort Test:
Download Speed : 0.34 Mbps
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So to summarise:
Slow Internet
Dropping Connection
Noisy line

In reply to imjolly
I would try this belwire fix, but i have had broadband through this socket for about 8 years now, with no problems what so ever..
So im automaticaly rulling out any sources of internal interference, as this would of already been a factor, and i wouldn't notice a sudden drop in speed..
update:
Todays Speed:
ADSL Line Status
Connection information
Line state:
Connected
Connection time:
0 day, 23:08:52
Downstream:
3,584 Kbps
Upstream:
448 Kbps
ADSL settings
VPI/VCI:
0/38
Type:
PPPoA
Modulation:
G.992.1 Annex A
Latency type:
Interleaved
Noise margin (Down/Up):
14.3 dB / 21.0 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up):
40.0 dB / 22.5 dB
Output power (Down/Up):
19.4 dBm / 12.3 dBm
FEC Events (Down/Up):
197747 / 123
CRC Events (Down/Up):
3747 / 114
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
Loss of Signal (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
Loss of Power (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
Loss of Link (Remote):
0
HEC Errors (Down/Up):
32212 / 84
Error Seconds (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
Havn't noticed any Noise on the telephone, Proboly explains why my connection has stayed up for 23 hours now.
I will contact BT, have them send an engineer out, i might be lucky this time, and have a noisy line while he is here.. Seems to me thats what im going to have to keep doing

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