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Im currently on a 2mb net connection, and im sure i remember being told that *mb was the max this phone line could support (very very old phone line). Is there anything online that can check this and find out for me?
Needs new monitor / speakers / headphones / keyboard.
Before that i need money :s
I think there is a lookup to the BT system on www.adslguide.org.uk
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I couldnt find anything on the other link, but on this one it only saysOriginally Posted by TheAnimus
Exchange capacity information
VP Status: Green
VP upgrade due: None planned
Total BT DSLAM's: 1 (Extended Information)
Next BT DSLAM: None planned
Data last updated: 16 August 2005, 21:50:27
For anything todo with capacitys. What does this mean?
Needs new monitor / speakers / headphones / keyboard.
Before that i need money :s
2Mb is the normal limit for residential ADSL unless your local exchange is unbundled (think Bulldog / Be etc.) when it can rise as high as 24Mb - this of course does depend on your attentuation/line conditions (how far you are away from the exchange).
Maybe the 2Mb will change when ADSL2/2+ / MaxADSL eventually materialise...
Yeh, i found out from BT that it is 2mb, pitty. I live less than 2miles drive from the exchange and it only supplies to 3 very small villages worth.
Needs new monitor / speakers / headphones / keyboard.
Before that i need money :s
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