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I live in a highrise condo building. We've had FiOS for several years now. The system utilizes our existing coax cable network. My internet speeds are essentially 25/5. Is this limited by the network? Or is it a matter of the installed FiOS equipment? i.e. is it possible to get faster speeds than I am currently getting? Paying $150/mo for the UltimateHD/internet/landline phone bundle.
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@glennauve wrote:I live in a highrise condo building. We've had FiOS for several years now. The system utilizes our existing coax cable network. My internet speeds are essentially 25/5. Is this limited by the network? Or is it a matter of the installed FiOS equipment? i.e. is it possible to get faster speeds than I am currently getting? Paying $150/mo for the UltimateHD/internet/landline phone bundle.
What speed is the internet portion you signed up for, I'm assuming it's 75/75. Is that speed you are quoting wired or wifi?
If you're paying for 75/75 then that is the speed you should be getting, in actuallity more like 85/80
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Thinking about it. As you are in a multiple dwelling building I would guess that you are on a VDSL connection from a central MDU and if so there will be speed issues see
The general consenus appears to say the maximum you will get on a good day is 30/5 and depending on the phone wire connection bring in th DSL signal it may be worse.
Does your router have a coax and a twisted pair connection ?