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I had no success for hours yesterday. I then switched off the WLAN in the IB2 and brought out my old access point again. This meant I immediately had stable connections again. Now I’ll wait and see if @MichelB discovers anything else.

Unfortunately, disabling IPv6 doesn’t help either.

Since yesterday evening I suddenly can no longer connect to the IB2’s 5GHz WiFi. I’ve tried various things: Settings with and without a password, different distances to the IB2, resetting to factory settings, different devices (laptop, smartphone), etc. Everything fails. The name of the network is displayed, but a connection cannot be established. What could be the reason for this?

@Anonymous Me.

My card isn’t actually that old. It was swapped for Mobile ID last year.

I also have the heating problem with the iPhone 6. The CPU only calms down when the SIM is outside.

The MP3 stream from SWR3 is also heavily affected by frequent buffering. connections to

swr-mp3-m-swr3.akacast.akamaistream.net apparently also go via cw.net and sometimes have 20% packet loss.

Yesterday evening I had constant full performance available again: a 30-fold increase in speed from one day or evening to the next, not bad. But since I was affected by this problem with an unknown cause for over 2 months, I’ll wait a little longer before I consider it resolved.

This evening I also got speed test values ​​between 4 and 8 Mbit/s (with a 50 line). “Real” longer downloads are less than 200 Kbytes/s. The problem is by no means solved.

The work would then have to take more than 3 months. I have long suspected that the problem most likely lies in the headquarters. The hotline has already mentioned this. But just: the technicians haven’t found anything in my case for weeks or at least haven’t contacted me anymore. (My ticket has been closed at least once without consultation.)

Me too, 8050 Zurich.

At the moment I don’t see any downloads over 400 kByte/s from any server.

Yesterday evening at 8:30 p.m. I compared directly between two VDSL connections via screen sharing: my Anschluss 190 kByte/s, the other Anschluss constant 2600 kByte/s. New lows are being reached every day this week.:smileysad:

If you write like that about the router - I also had an exchange. In May I had to return the Motorola and was given a Centro Grande instead on the grounds that Swisscom wanted to introduce new technologies. But I can’t imagine why the problems could depend on the time of day due to the device.

For me the fluctuations are becoming more and more extreme. In the evening from 6 p.m. it fluctuates between 3 and 50 Mbit/s with a 55 profile. This information comes from the official Bluewin speed test and can also be consecutive tests within a few seconds. The perceived or displayed speed of “real” downloads is usually extremely poor: 200 to 300 kByte/s.

Surprising: a download from the Apple developer site with 5 Mbyte/s. Otherwise the low values ​​from above.

@gasoo

Most prominent of course: [mirror.switch.ch](http://mirror.switch.ch/ftp/software/mirror/debian-cd/7.1.0/amd64/iso-cd/debian-7.1.0-amd64- netinst.iso). But it can also be traced with [ftp1.bluewin.ch](ftp://ftp1.bluewin.ch/software/mobile/UDM_10-0-0_21168_AllDevices.exe), software downloads from Microsoft or Adobe (i.e. Akamai), or e.g. any one Podcast. Currently my rate is a little over 1 Mbyte/s. Experience shows that things now go further down.

I know that there are VDSL connections where this is not understandable. The most annoying thing for me are the speed problems with screen sharing that I use regularly and which start to stutter.

I’ve been observing slow downloads for more than two months. Regularly in the evenings from 7 p.m. with a low point around 10 p.m. and on weekends from midday. Last night, for example, downloads reached just around 400 kbyte/s on all servers in Switzerland that I tried and where full performance is achieved without any problems (55,000 line and Vivo Casa 5*).

The interesting thing is that if you start several downloads in parallel (even from the same server), then the download values ​​add up. And that’s apparently what the Bluewin speed test does. It uses 4 parallel TCP connections, which results in correspondingly higher values. In my case yesterday around 20,000 kbit/s but with massive fluctuations.

I have now had a support case pending on the hotline for four weeks. My leadership shall be without blemish. A technician at my house didn’t find a problem either. Unfortunately there is no progress.

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@FrankFitzlaff wrote:

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@fabio_ch wrote:

Although I have an Infinity M subscription, I still cannot call Swiss numbers. Do you have to wait for an activation?

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This should work without any further action on your part.

Can you please send me your mobile number to [frank.fitzlaff@swisscom.com](mailto:frank.fitzlaff@swisscom.com)? Then we can check it.

Thank you & kind regards

Frank

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Thank you very much. Works now.

Although I have an Infinity M subscription, I still cannot call Swiss numbers. Do you have to wait for an activation?