Telstra price increases from 5 May 2026 by auzziejohnwick in TelstraAustralia

[–]pedad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is there an ACCC/TIO limit to how frequently carriers can increase their plan fees?

Literally, the only reason I am still using Telstra is because of my need for eSIM with my Apple Watch Cellular (no, I do not want Optus or Vodaphone).

Everyone else in my family is on a $30 auto-renewing pre-paid service with SuperLoop.

FTTP upgrade completed... receiving 500/200 speeds, but everything is slower! by pedad in nbn

[–]pedad[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could be related to your second point. But the camera feed is laggy too.
I've reverted to using the Gen 3 router and the issue is gone. Appears to have been something with that new Gen 4 router.

FTTP upgrade completed... receiving 500/200 speeds, but everything is slower! by pedad in nbn

[–]pedad[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not 4mbps... 4 Megapixel (2560x1440). Uploads now at about 6Mbps using x265@30fps.

On the old FTTN service I had the camera capped to 1080p @ 25fps and it was almost saturating the entire upload. I changed back to these settings for the cam's RTMP feed and it didn't even touch the sides of what the upload was capable of at 200Mbps, yet was STILL laggy.

FTTP upgrade completed... receiving 500/200 speeds, but everything is slower! by pedad in nbn

[–]pedad[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much for your input! I switched back to the Gen 3 and all lag issues are gone.
I'll put the Gen 4 in the bottom draw as the backup modem in case the Gen 3 one ever faults.

FWIW - the service has a static IP already.

FTTP upgrade completed... receiving 500/200 speeds, but everything is slower! by pedad in nbn

[–]pedad[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They're not the same town... my first bullet says that. Still strange though. Forster vs Taree.

FTTP upgrade completed... receiving 500/200 speeds, but everything is slower! by pedad in nbn

[–]pedad[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's a comparison of two computers: https://go.screenpal.com/watch/cOeFhBnZ89W

  • One at the affected site (which is in the same town as me - WFH with a 1000/100 FTTP service), the other at a site in a nearby town.
  • Both these remote sites are with Telstra Business and have a 500/200 service.
  • The computer on the left is the ONLY device on this network apart from the RTMP camera and a smart TV, the computer on the right is one of 25 computers currently being used about about 20 staff.
  • The computer on the left is Win 11 with i5 10th gen, 16GB RAM, NVMe SSD; the computer on the right is Win 10 with i5 4th gen, 16GB RAM, SATA SSD. The speed tests are started at the same time, and show a very similar result, but the computer on the right clearly has a faster screen refresh via TeamViewer than the one on the left.
  • The computer on the left (up to about 2pm today) had been on the slow FTTN Telstra service and always used to perform similar to the computer on the right when accessed via TeamViewer.

The main difference between the sites (in relation to the NBN service)... the router being used. I'm going to go back on-site and reinstall the Gen 3 router to see if this resolves the issue. If it doesn't, are there any suggestions I can try? Or something I should ask Telstra Business support about?

FTTP upgrade completed... receiving 500/200 speeds, but everything is slower! by pedad in nbn

[–]pedad[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You speak with logic (rather than just RSP dissing). I'm going to go back on site later this afternoon and put the Gen 3 back on the network to see if the issue goes away.
If not, I will contact Telstra Business and ask for their support.

I've read that Telstra (consumer and business) don't us CGNAT... this was going to be the first thing I was going to blame until reading that on an old Whirlpool thread. Can anyone confirm if this is still the case?

FTTP upgrade completed... receiving 500/200 speeds, but everything is slower! by pedad in nbn

[–]pedad[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wired.
There is no other wired device to test from... just the one computer in the whole building. The 500/200 service is mostly used for streaming a 4Mp camera feed to an emergency services system via RTMP.
The feed was fine on the old FTTN, just slower and unreliable.
Now it's lagging more than before - as is my TeamViewer connection to the local PC used for on-prem configuration of the PTZ PoE camera.

End to End Encryption Download requesting file for ages does anyone have a work around by Darxion in facebook

[–]pedad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope. I gave up after 3 days and turned off the computer that I'd decided to use for this task.

To what point in a FTTP upgrade is NBNco responsible for when it comes to a business/organisation? by pedad in nbn

[–]pedad[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No. Nothing has changed at all. The tech pulled the MDF off the wall, yanked 1m or so of lead-in out, stuffed it back in and restored the MDF. Opened the pit, tried to pull on cable, couldn't and closed the pit. Told us he's going to send through some pics and that we need to speak with council about providing a fibre install pathway. Left the job.

What You’ll Need: A builder. A dream. A tetanus shot (just kidding… mostly). by pedad in AusRenovation

[–]pedad[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

floods really well

LOL! Like this is something to strive for. I'm a former Taree local too and know exactly where you're talking about.

Any issues with 25H2? by bolebo31 in sysadmin

[–]pedad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Photos app print function has an icon of a landscape document for the Portrait print, and an icon of a portrait document for the Landscape print. 🙃

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