i have not seen a decrease in speed with different range of ip. i get 4 mbps always.
now bsnl uses ADSL 2+ technology which supports speed upto 24 mbps. this technology is used so that the service can be used to long distance users.
this 1.5 km is the range to which the full power of adsl2+ can be utilised. so what ever mode you select, as the distance between user and the exchange increases there will be decrease in speed.
refer to this graph to make things clear.
Now as far as i know Gdmt is used for long distance connection to get a more stable connection.but i think that wont give higher speed.
regarding the speed in different time. actually that is due to the load the line takes. the BSNL engineer told me about it.
server issues comes during that time i found SNR getting reducing,pages wont load properly, many errors and stuff like that but even when that is resolved the DL/UL rates always fluctuates.
Hope this helps you clear something.
now bsnl uses ADSL 2+ technology which supports speed upto 24 mbps. this technology is used so that the service can be used to long distance users.
this 1.5 km is the range to which the full power of adsl2+ can be utilised. so what ever mode you select, as the distance between user and the exchange increases there will be decrease in speed.
refer to this graph to make things clear.
Now as far as i know Gdmt is used for long distance connection to get a more stable connection.but i think that wont give higher speed.
regarding the speed in different time. actually that is due to the load the line takes. the BSNL engineer told me about it.
server issues comes during that time i found SNR getting reducing,pages wont load properly, many errors and stuff like that but even when that is resolved the DL/UL rates always fluctuates.
Hope this helps you clear something.