Download Speed for BSNL 8 Mbps 1441 Plan

[cap]

u can ask your jto to change profile,which it seems like u did,but if your snr margin and attenuation isnt within range then u can try applying for a line change from exchange to your place and check that your telephones have filters and modems can be directly connected.
incase u have a D-Link dsl-2750U u can check in Status>statistcs for your line rate,that is what they provide u with ,and check that if it is for example in 0.1dB units the a number 100 means 10dB ,
anyway the higher than 7dB or 70 means good snr margin
and lower attenuation than 39dB or 390 is good ,if u are more than 4km from exchange then u cannnot do much,if i were u ,i would ask for more ,cause that is good for what u pay.
anyway u can reply to me if u get it done cause bsnl service sucks everywhere and inexperienced staff means the common man cant do much,what can we expect ?

 

[Jiharsh]

How are my stats of bsnl I am currently on 8 Mbps plan but speed i get is only 200 Kbps. Whom should i approach to now to get line upgrade.
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[Nishant]

Your line is capped at 2Mbps/1Mbps. Talk to the guys at your local exchange.

 

[Jiharsh]

What about other stats do increasing line rate will affect current line stats.

 

[Sushubh]

snr and attenuation would change i believe. would drop down. would decrease line stability. would need to refer to the chart of optimum values because your values seem weird to me.

 

[Sushubh]

 

[Karan]

Whenever there is an increase in the bandwidth aka the sync rate, there is a corresponding drop in the SNR (signal to noise ratio). Though, with 35dB of SNR for the downstream, there is more than enough room to go much more than 8Mbps, there will no be issues at all.

 

[Jiharsh]

Whenever there is an increase in the bandwidth aka the sync rate, there is a corresponding drop in the SNR (signal to noise ratio). Though, with 35dB of SNR for the downstream, there is more than enough room to go much more than 8Mbps, there will no be issues at all.

So with current line rates should i approach them to increase downstream rates to around 8000Kbps. And my attainable rates are showing 17000 Kbps in downstream.
Kindly give me a clear view what should i do and how to proceed then.

 

[Karan]

Yes, you need to report this to BSNL. Since you have opted for 8Mbps, they have not changed your sync rate for the same. Hence, your line is still capped at the old speed.

 

[Jiharsh]

Contacted NIB BSNL guys after calling they changed it in 15 minutes only..