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smoothvibes

this speed is actully not possible with BSNL coz they havnt got this technology... BSNL even dont have T3 so we can not think about this...

bro its better if you check it on speedtest.net and then post the result here...

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Chinmay

MTNL can support upto 12 MBPS, so I think its d same with BSNL.
Basically d thing is SNR margin and speed are inversely proportional, i.e. one increases other decreases.
So when my DS was syncd @ 2048 kbps, SNR margin was 28~32.
When they added extra BW for triple play, my SNR is reduced.
For 6149 kbps BW, my SNR is 12~22.
For 256UL subscribers, SNR can be as high as 45
So for a stable connection, minimum of 7 SNR is needed otherwise modem reboots automatically w/o user's consent.

And one thing with BSNL, as it provides connection to remote areas from NIB servers in most of cases, LINE ATT increases too much as telephone line length increases, so if anyone is getting more than 30 SNR and less than 40 ATT on 2048 kbps, he is eligible for 8 mbps connection.

I hope it'll clear doubts of all BSNL users who r desperate over 8 mbos connection.

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whitestar_999

i thing i would like to add to above information is that for most practical situations SNR must be above 10 for a smooth connection.a good modem may work even at a value 9 but usually any value below 10 will result in frequent disconnections.

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Chinmay

technically its 7, but SNR generally fluctuates, 7 is lower limit.
So for a stable connection, minimum of 10, SNR must be atleast in tolearance limit of 7~12

prashn

tell me that all of u r giving proof for what ?
just tell them the exact way to got that speed then they will realize and trust u automatically.
so give me reply of my question plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

i have unlimited plan with 750 per month but could not get download speed more than 30kbps i have tried every thing please help me out with this or someone told to change my plan with 500 so what i should do

Chinmay

Download speed is counted in kBps(Kilo Bytes per sec), so if ur Downstream speed is 256 kbps(kilo bits per sec), divide by 8 to obtain actual speed is kBps, so 256 /8=32 kBps, Incorporating losses we have to multiply it by 0.9 i.e 32*.9=28.8 kBps, if ur speed goes below 28.8 then only complain. 30 kBps, in fact ideal speed for ur plan.
Try downloading anything from Microsoft site and post d results.
U cant get both things at same time, if u r looking for speed switch to Home 500 plan, for that u've to visit ur local telephone exchange which contains NIB server. If that place is much far from ur place call BSNL Customer Service Center.

If u want to check whether ur line is capable of 8 mbps, check here
http://212.23.23.177/calc.htm

gurusam

When i checked the speed on the bsnl site a few days back i got a astonishing results that my bandwidth was around 340Mbps... i have saved the page.If any one can tell me jow to post it i will..it is stored as .php...i also took the screenshot but don know where it is saved

i have pasted the link of that results check it out....definitely this is some kind of BSNL joke

http://speedtest.dataone.in:83/bandw...128&recorded=1

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whitestar_999

it happens.bsnl speed test site is not reliable at all.i almost always get 74mbps speed during 2nd try immediately after 1st try.

kittoo4202004

All this is simply because your browsers stores the data in cache. When it needs the same data packet, it simply gets it from your hard disk which translates into the site showing astronomical speeds.

manojjonam10

As far as i know. such high speed occurs only for a few members.For other unfortunates it is the same speed.