Internet Max. Speed

Maybe you have the option of using Internet-Booster?

[https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/internet- Fernsehen-festnetz/internet/internet-booster.html?TR&TR](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/internet- Fernsehen- landline/internet/internet-booster.html?TR&TR)

What amazes me is the statement “only” 12 years old. I would check all houses that are older than 6-7 years if the installation is according to today’s standards. If you would like, I would be happy to take a look at the Anschluss lurz in the system. You can send.mkr your landline number via PM

@bruno.minder68

Not all locations are activated for the booster. But many more will be added by the end of the year. You just have to check every now and then whether the booster is available or not.

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@bruno.minder68@ wrote:

Just checked. Cables, twisting, loops and sockets correspond to the current standard.
There are 3 older houses next to us and according to Checker they have 7/4 MBit/s higher speed?!
How can this be explained?

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They might be closer to headquarters!

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@bruno.minder68 wrote:

Dear community

Maybe someone can give me some technical help.

We live in a small town on Lake Thun - there are about three to four other houses on our street, including an apartment building.

Now I checked the speed on my Anschluss with my landline number: max. 18 MBit/s down and max. 1 MBit/s upstream. That’s just the problem when you live a little out of the way.

Now I entered the numbers of my neighbors and there are speed specifications that have up to a maximum of 25 MBit/s down and up to 5 MBit/s up. I discussed this with the Swisscom technician and he said I should check my house installation; he suspects there is something else wrong.

Today I received a message from my trusted electrician that everything is fine and the house is only 12 years old. Unfortunately he can’t do anything anymore.

The other houses are also further away from the Swisscom headquarters (MPLS) and have faster throughput. That can’t be the case, I think.

Does anyone have a good approach?

Thank you very much and greetings

Bruno

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@WalterB

You must have overlooked something…

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@swissbeetle wrote:

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@bruno.minder68 wrote:

Dear community

Maybe someone can give me a technical hand.

We live in a small town on Lake Thun - there are about three to four other houses on our street, including an apartment building.

Now I checked the speed on my Anschluss with my landline number: max. 18 MBit/s down and max. 1 MBit/s upstream. That’s just the problem when you live a little out of the way.

Now I entered the numbers of my neighbors and there are speed specifications that have up to a maximum of 25 MBit/s down and up to 5 MBit/s up. I discussed this with the Swisscom technician and he said I should check my house installation; he suspects there is something else wrong.

Today I received a message from my trusted electrician that everything is fine and the house is only 12 years old. Unfortunately he can’t do anything anymore.

The other houses are also further away from the Swisscom headquarters (MPLS) and have faster throughput. That can’t be the case, I think.

Does anyone have a good approach?

Thank you very much and greetings

Bruno

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@WalterB

You must have missed something…

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Sorry, yes I didn’t notice that above, but how did he @bruno.minder68 come to this information.

We ourselves have almost the same situation in the area and the visibility to the central office is also shorter but the cables are not laid directly and therefore the apartment blocks which are further away in terms of visibility to the central office also have more speed and we which are closer to it according to the visibility distance But there are fewer central offices.

@bruno.minder68

At the bottom of the link you have the option to look where your line is routed, I used that ¾ years ago, so I was able to determine that the line was routed to the other side. Unfortunately, this requires Silverlight.

https://www.swisscom.ch/de/business/netzbau/Netzauskunft.html?TR

WalterB

@bruno.minder68

What does the router show you under measured values, example picture of the Internet-Box 2!

Which router do you have?

[https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/hilfe/geraet/internet-router.html?TR](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/hilfe/geraet/internet-router. html?TR)

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@WalterB wrote:

Of course, the appropriate login must be carried out, no problem even for private customers.

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So anyone with a private customer Swisscom login can log in to the network information service?

Edit:

I checked for myself, it works with a simple activation. I still think it’s amazing that everyone can watch it.

You can.

Greetings swissbeetle

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@bruno.minder68@ wrote:

I still have the Internet Box Standard - How can I read out or display the box measurements?

Also, how do I get to Internet-Box 2 or is it chargeable or does it only make sense for faster bandwidths?

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By entering 192.168.1.1 in your internet browser you will get to the menu, name:admin and the password can be found in your Swisscom Kundencenter.

[https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/hilfe/loesung/nachrichten-aendern.tab-internet-box-standard.html](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/hilfe/ solution/settings-change.tab-internet-box-standard.html)

@bruno.minder68

The kick would be vectoring, which is not the case for you!