Speed check

Hi All,
I am having problems with my site speed again. The issue
seems to be once a new swf is called from a master swf. It takes
ages to call the swf and show the loading progress bar. Sometimes
it can take upto 30 seconds to work - but others, it is
instantaneousOnce the bar is up, the site performs as normal. The
swfs are all in the same place holder page.
The site is www.pumaknight.co.uk
This is very frustrating and no doubt losing me visitors.
Is this a flash issue, an action script issue or a hosting
issue.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

celestiab wrote:
can u help with speed test
Use these two websites. One is on the Verizon network, and one is off the network. This should give you a real world representation, in a sense, of how the line is performing.
http://speedtest.verizon.com/
http://www.speedtest.net/
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The first to bring me 1Gbps Fiber for $30/m wins!

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Infinity Speed Very Slow and BT Speed Checker Not ...

Hi, I’m new here and I’m hoping someone can help me or point me in the right direction with an infinity issue.
I’ve had BT infinity for almost 12 months and everything speed wise has been fine until the last month or so. My modem started to slowly die in January, but this has now been replaced by Kelly Services, the engineer who replaced the modem said the speed would now increase. It hasn’t and I’m stuck on about a 3mb download connection which is what I was getting previously with Talk Talk. I usually get a connection speed of between 20 – 30mb (currently advertised as up to 40mb). I’ve tried numerous times to run the BT speed test whilst wired to the home hub but it fails every time at 96% just saying test error.
I’m currently using the bbc iplayer speed checker to see what I’m running at and have tried this using a wireless and wired connection and there’s very little difference between the two.
I have a home hub 2 with firmware version 4.7.5.1.83.2.11.2.6 (Type B) Last updated 20/11/11
I’ve reset the home hub to factory settings since the modem was replaced and this did fix another issue I was having where I could not connect new devices to the home hub without having to manually enter all the network details, but no joy with the connection speed.
Does anyone know if there is an alternative speed check I can use to get all the necessary details that BT will want to see or will this be one for the mods to check?
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Hi and Welcome.
It is the BT Speedtest results ( http://www.speedtester.bt.com/ ) that BT need.
The IP settings you've been put on and the speeds your achieving are important parts of the FTTC Diagnostic test.
(Might be interesting to try the Beta up to 24Mbps if you still can't get the main one to run... although it will not have the full info).
So can only suggest you try turning off the Modem and Home Hub 2 for a minute or so, then when powered back up try and run the FTTC diagnostic part when WIRED.
(Might be worth trying a different ethernet port on the HH2).
And if you can another laptop to be really certain where the fault lies.
If the test fails again I would paste a copy of the failure in your thread as "AFTER REBOOT and ETHERNET PORT CHANGE" Test Results failure.
Then complete the BT Forum Mods contact form http://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact_email/c/4951
And add the URL of this form to the contact form, so BT can see the tests you've already tried and results.
They will contact you, it may take 72hrs or so due their workload.
Example of results the BT speedtest look like and improvement HERE.
Btw it's not recommended to turn the Modem off too often as that may trick the Exchange equipment (DLM) into thinking you have a line fault, and it could reduce the IP settings slowing down your broadband in an attempt to provide a reliable broadband.
An occasional turn off for testing or holidays will be ok though.
I've also had my modem replaced by Kelly, but still have it mounted vertically to make sure it's cooling vents work most efficiently. Make sure yours is still running cool.
My "New Style BT Speedtest results"
Please Click On any Text in Blue as that automatically links to information.
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Slow internet yet again, speed checker is useless

Usually the daily re-setting (yes daily) of the hub sorts out our rubbish broadband, but this time it didn't...so
Tried the speed/fix test: I'll try anything else but BT's mind numbingly terrible customer service.
First time couldn't complete as 'internet running too slow'...really?
Second attempt logged me out as the speed check was running as... it didn't detect any user activity (or something like that)?
Third attempt it said that flash wasn't installed?
Fourth attempt said something about 3rd party equipment not compatable?
So. 'Fix your connection' or whatever tool is rubbish too!!

Hi Welcome to the community forums
Resetting your hub like that is the worse thing you can do to your connection
Here is a basic guide to getting help from the community members done by CL Keith Please read through the link posted http://forumhelp.dyndns.info/speed/first_steps.html
once you have posted the information asked for then the community members can help you more
Thank You
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How accurate is the speed checker?

How accurate is the speed checker? http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/consumerProducts/displayTopic.do?topicId=25795
Just had conversation with customer services where they claimed the maximum speed I could get was 6mb and the 17mb quoted in the letter was a "clerical error". I've worked out they must have been using the checker linked above but the speeds quoted aren't accurate for my connection. Does anyone else have a discrepency?

lostof wrote:
This is what I got from the hub
ADSL settings
VPI/VCI
0/38
Type
PPPoA
Modulation
ITU-T G.992.5
Latency type
Interleaved
Noise margin (Down/Up)
6.1 dB / 5.9 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up)
35.0 dB / 18.7 dB
Output power (Down/Up)
0.0 dBm / 12.8 dBm
Loss of Framing (Local)
0
Loss of Signal (Local)
0
Loss of Power (Local)
0
FEC Errors (Down/Up)
108823 / 4294967264
CRC Errors (Down/Up)
0 / N/A
HEC Errors (Down/Up)
N/A / 0
Error Seconds (Local)
0
According to your attenuation I would hope for around 12mb on your line, that would be with the correct stats, SNR margin of 6dB which you have etc.. Although the reason I've highlighted the Output Power [Downstream] is because this should be around 19/20 and hence why you are probably not seeing the good speeds. Please contact the mods, you can do that by following this link: http://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact_email/c/4951 and ask them to get it sorted for you and then you should see the speeds
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FAO BT Moderator - Broadband speed checker concern...

Hi,
I understand that broadband speed checkers can give very inaccurate readings of what broadband speeds you can expect to recieve. My actual download speed (after running say BT Speedtester or speedtest.net) is approx 4mb and has barely fluctuated in the 3 years that I have been on BT Total Broadband. Whenever I run a BT or Sky broadband speed checker (therefore not an actual test, just a line check), my estimated connection speed is usually around the same mark, 4-4.5mb.
HOWEVER! Maybe once or twice a month when I run both the BT and Sky speed checkers, it will suddenly say that my estimated connection speed is only 0.5mb, even though when I run an actual test, I am still getting the 4mb approx that I have always got. Then maybe a week will pass and it will be back up to the 4-4.5mb again!?!?! I've ran the same speed checks using a friend's phone number (who is on the same ISP and Exchange) and his never changes?????
I appreciate that these speed checks are unreliable and it's the actual test that is the most important thing however it concerns me when one minute these line checks state I can get estimated speeds of between 4-4.5mb then the next minute it's saying 0.5mb.
I really would be grateful if a Mod would look into this issue for me. In the meantime, does anybody else experience this problem or not why this may be?
Any advice would be gratefully received!!
You won't get to ride the racehorse...until you've ridden the mule.... - RogerB 13/04/2010

It most certainly does and thank you for the speedy response as ever Roger.
My current IP is 4000 however my exchange did have a network upgrade 8 days ago (hence the 8 day connection time). I've ran a few BTSpeedtesters since then and the download achieved has been coming out at approx 4.2-4.3mb so I'm assuming or more hoping that the IP should be raised to 4500 the next time the HH re-syncs.
Thanks again.
UPDATE:
Stats taken just now from BTSpeedtester.....
FAQ
Download Speed
4336 Kbps
0 Kbps
7150 Kbps
Max Achievable Speed
Download speedachieved during the test was - 4336 Kbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speedsis 600-7150 Kbps.
Additional Information:
Your DSL Connection Rate :4928 Kbps(DOWN-STREAM), 448 Kbps(UP-STREAM)
IP Profile for your line is - 4000 Kbps
The throughput of Best Efforts (BE) classes achieved during the test is - 13.81:26.87:59.32 (SBE:NBEBE)
These figures represent the ratio while sententiously passing Sub BE, Normal BE and Priority BE marked traffic.
The results of this test will vary depending on the way your ISP has decided to use these traffic classes.
You won't get to ride the racehorse...until you've ridden the mule.... - RogerB 13/04/2010

Broadband Speed Check

I have been trying to check my broadband speed for the last two weeks but every time I tried I get the same answer, "We are unable to carry out the speed check at this time-please use an alternative speed check". This has been going on for at least the last two weeks. In the mean time I have replaced my computer with a brand new machine, and still have the same problem!
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Speed check I will get 70mb on 80/20 !!!

Hi there
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Couple of queries, here goes.
I live in Ryhall which is attached to the Stamford exchange, hence the line attenuation is pretty high at 63dB. I've had a fixed rate 1Mbps service on this line for a few years now and after a few tweaks been rock solid. My old Belkin router used to report a Signal Margin of ~12dB, this has now been replaced by a 2Wire unit and the Signal Margin has now improved to 20dB. Interestingly, the Speed Checker on SamKnows has changed its readings to say a fixed 2Mbps is now available (previously a X) and ADSL2+ now 3Mbps. Is this because of the new router and would these rates be achievable in the real world?
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Welcome Darren,
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Only at the end of training will you get a true picture.
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At times the dslam will drop the connection, as part of the training, all normal.
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My Macbook (OSX 10.7.7 , 2.3 GHz , Intel i5) is buffering video. Only recently started to buffer video. Cox speed check is 33 Mbs upload.

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To much load on the COAX? Two 4-way by directional splitters and the router sits on the first splitter.
Make sure in is in and out is out.
Quantum TV ROCKs! Now that I removed the sand.
Enable Client Ethernet option with hopes they built it with Gigabit!
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Actiontec issues, did not see this prior to Quantum TV?
Why does the router report this if the Ethernet is supporting the computers at Gigabit, and MOCA LAN is supporting the IPC Clients?
The clients should not care at this MOCA speed?
Does it matter that the LAN is running slow, since the MOCA WAN and LAN are at a different frequencies, and MOCA WAN not used with Ethernet WAN configurations?
Or would this too cause a bottle neck on the bridge, because with Gigabit LAN it should not?
Come on Verizon get a router with MOCA 2.0 and decent Wifi!
All VMS and IPC devices report a good SNR. Is this only an issue with the load on MOCA it you are running MOCA WAN?
ONT, 1- MI424WR-GEN3I, 1- VMS-1100, 3- IPC-1100, and 1- Media Center Network Tuner. Now say I add another VMS-1100 or more clients.
The CSR was clueless, and kept wanting access to my private network and PC. I don't think so. Do what you wish on your network, mine is mine!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Make sure in is in and out is out.
Quantum TV ROCKs! Now that I removed the sand.
Check your in and out splitter connections and make sure they are tight and in is in and out is out.
I will be the first to admit when I double check my work and find I was wrong. Hey what do you want when your reconnecting coax cables after running Media Center extenders on Ethernet for 16 months in anticipation.

Restore from tape speed check

Restore from tape : how we can find out out restore speed in MBs? and how to check if there are any bottlenecks/slow speed and what are things to adjust to increase its speed.

Hi DBA2008,
With rman the backup of only the data will be transfered to tape so an almost empty 2g datafile will be faster than a full 2g datafile.
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BT speed checker

All,
What is the link for the BT provided broadband speed tester?
thanks

The BT one gives a better result and shows the IP profile, but is a bit cumbersome. If you just want a quick check on your download speed then I use speedtest. If that gives bad results, do a proper check. Often though it's either the site you are accessing or local congestion (i.e. temporary problems).

Re: Only getting 20Mb, but BT beta speed check say...

I don't have BT broad band but Plusnet, who are owned by BT Whole sale. My Line speed has beeen 3 to 3.5 meg, that was until BT installed Fibre optic cables and upgraded my local exchange December 2011, from then on my speed dropped to any where between .6 meg to wow 1.6meg! Strange thing BT started phoning me and sending junk mail through the post telling me they could give me 100% 6Meg!
I contacted Plus Net and registered the fault, they said that they could up grade my line to 21CN (ADSL2+), and give me a 3.5 meg line!!! The work was carried out but still my line speed went up and down I changed everything did all the test, but to no avail, BT checked the line to the local cabinet and said it was fine to there. So I am now waiting for a BT engineer to call. The strange thing is that I am not the only person with this problem in the surrounding area, I have heard that lot of people with non BT ISP's are suffering the same problem!!!!
The truth of the matter is that BT has the upper hand and can screw your connection till you give up and move to them.
I think it is a called " CATCH 22"
Ron.

This forum is for BT retail customers as you are a Plus-net user you need to post on there forum as no one here an help you with your problems
However i can say that upgrades to fibre will not affect your broadband as the fibre system a totally different a separate service and there is no point in affecting your connection as BT wholesale would be the loser financially
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