Then you have DSL and NATEL Pro as a product or simply an Infinity and no telephone?

These are technically 2 different things.

In principle, A: Vectoring or g.fast is not yet activated.

B: The router firmware cannot benefit from this.

If you want, you can send me the Anschluss or phone number as a PM. I would like to take a look at a shaft like that 🙂

We now have Fiber to the street in our neighborhood. The number checker now gives me 60/15 as the maximum.

I would like to order Vivo M 50/10. What is the best way to find out whether my Anschluss actually gives this value? I would like to clarify this in advance and not generate pointless visits from technicians.

FTTS is always VDSL with vectoring, you definitely need a Centro Grande or Internet box. They support vectoring. A Fritzbox 7490 too.

Thanks for the reply

I have a Fritzbox 7490, vectoring is now also possible.
By the way, it is activated, I have the information under G.Vector full.

My consideration is whether the information on the line checker is correct. That’s my experience with it.

Ask the 2nd level support (BBCS) they can query your house connection if several SC customers are connected there. They could tell you about how much speed to expect.

What does your Fritzbox show?
PS: With FTTS the checker shows too little rather than too much.

Line capacity is shown as approx. 83000/14000. The values ​​always fluctuate somewhat.

Failure margin is 28/17

Line attenuation ⅞

Are the fluctuations in line capacity normal? The values ​​fluctuate between 83,000 and 85,000

Thanks for the reply

Take another screenshot of the spectrum.

The line capacitance is only a theoretical value and says nothing about the actual switched speed. It is normal for this value to fluctuate.

If the “Current data rate” is higher than 50000/10000 you get the full speed at Vivo M.

This is what it looks like to me

OK. Actually that 😉

Vsi_22016f_99072f
AttBr 31746/120052 –> sync speed
Occu 65.94/78.59
Attnu 2.7/1.7
NoiseM 12.3/21.4

Sorry, of course the sync speed is the upper value.

May I add my values ​​here. Are these values ​​good or bad?

Worse than Gorky’s, but better than mine:smileytongue:

@WarmRed

Basically your line looks good.

You definitely don’t have a Bridgetap.

But: There is still a small hump at the back of the carrier 3584, so the values ​​go up again.

Because of the 9dB signal-to-noise margin of the good values ​​in the upstream and this bump, I suspect that other lines are interfering with your line and that a different line would add a few more Mbits.

What speed does the checker show? www.swisscom.ch/checker?