>> Actually, Telecom currently limit the DSL rate based on the plan that
>> you're on, and 2560Kbit is the standard figure for a 2Mbit plan, that
>> doesn't mean thats all your line is capable of.
>>
>> I also get exactly 2560Kbit DSL rate whereas on the previous plan I was on
>> that didnt rate limit the DSL rate it was 7616Kbit.
>>
>> Likewise 256Kbit plans limit the downstream DSL rate to 320Kbit.
>>
>
> Uhmm
>
> Line Status ADSL Link Speed 4576 kbps 320 kbps
>
>
> I'm on 2mbit. What you say?

To Clarify, i've always understood Jetstream in NZ to be
RA-ADSL (RADSL?) - Rate Adaptive, (Asyncronous) Digital Subscriber Line.
Aka, the downstream rate is rate-adaptive based on the line capabilities.

Rate Limiting is imposed at a higher layer. I don't see Telecom
indicating that'll change, more that theyll increase the rate limit
thresholds.

But without movement on our data caps, as Ian says, its just going to be
'that much easier' to hit em.

Mark.

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