Mmm your Line Attenuation is a good 8db lower then mine, and i get the same speed as you, all be it skys site say i can get only 3.5/4mb on mine lol.
If your speed suddenly dropped, it may be beucase of DLM (digital line management), that useually runs for 1 week to find the best speed to errors setting for you.
But only if the sky techs set it to run again, if it dos'nt go back up within a week call them back.
Mmm your Line Attenuation is a good 8db lower then mine, and i get the same speed as you, all be it skys site say i can get only 3.5/4mb on mine lol.
But ofcourse there are many factors that customers and even sky have no control over. Im glad u mangaged to get them to increase your speed though.
Like said before if ur speed still stays low, ring them back and see if your line has DLM running, if it does ask them to turn that off, and to lock your stats at what they gave you.
Wouldn't take the sky site as gospel, they say I can only get 5mb on my line.
I get that 24/7.
Another thing to do is to leave your router on all the time for the next week or so, if you don't normally.
My brother had issues with the speed on his sky broadband. He'd phone up and they'd get fixed but over the next week or so the speed would throttle back again.
Apparently, switching off the router (as my brother was doing every night) while DLM is on is seen as a connection drop, and starts throttling back the speed, so you start getting back to your original speed again.
It could be complete rubbish, but that was what the Tier 2 techie told him, worth keeping in mind if you don't want to be on the phone to Sky again next week.
Another thing to do is to leave your router on all the time for the next week or so, if you don't normally.
My brother had issues with the speed on his sky broadband. He'd phone up and they'd get fixed but over the next week or so the speed would throttle back again.
Apparently, switching off the router (as my brother was doing every night) while DLM is on is seen as a connection drop, and starts throttling back the speed, so you start getting back to your original speed again.
It could be complete rubbish, but that was what the Tier 2 techie told him, worth keeping in mind if you don't want to be on the phone to Sky again next week.
The guy on the phone is handing me over to the customer solutions team
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Basically, the max my line can handle is about 5mbs, I think they did pretty well? What do you think? And they said I dont have to plug it in to the master socket which means no messy front door area
You attenuation was 38 there, now its 46?!
Plug the router into the master socket, it makes a difference
Edit, sorry two different people!
mmm looks like its been capped, for what reason who knows, but yeh guess another call to sky is in order, hopefully u will get this all sorted.
Good luck again when u do call them.
Yeh took me a few calls and stuff to get mine sorted abit ago, what i did was just told the fella i want the fastest possible my line can handle without errors, and he spent the next 5mins testing various speeds whilst we where chatting away, was a nice fella.
Just say that you previously called to get ur connection sorted, and that ur line was set at 5mb, but then it dropped and is what its at now.
Ask to be put through to Tier 2 support, and hopefully they will do that for you, and they can sort ur connection for you whilst ur talking with them.
Bare with it, you will get there eventully, allways remember your paying for the service, so they have to give u the best ur line can handle, and thats a lot more then 1.5mb.
Let us all know how it goes, but ofcourse HW comes first lol, good luck.