YENRA — INTERNET CONNECTION COMPARISON AND TEST LOG
Updated October 5, 2026
Guide: https://yenra.com/high-speed-internet/

PURPOSE
Compare written offers and collect repeatable observations before choosing
a plan or contacting support. Use a text editor; copy the blank test record
for each observation. Keep a private original. Remove account details,
public IP addresses and precise location before sharing publicly.

OFFER RECORD (repeat for each provider)
Provider / plan / quote date:
Address serviceability confirmed (yes/no/pending):
Download Mbps / upload Mbps / typical latency ms:
Introductory monthly price / months it lasts:
Regular monthly price / recurring equipment and other fees:
Installation / equipment purchase / other one-time fees:
Data allowance / additional-data charges / traffic priority:
Contract / cancellation / return deadline and costs:
Written quote or label source:
First-year total / currency / tax included or excluded:

Fictional example, USD excluding tax:
A: 6 x $50 + 6 x $75 + 12 x $10 equipment + $100 install = $970.
B: 12 x $70 + $50 install = $890.
These are invented prices, not actual offers. Account for the exact
promotion duration and all applicable charges in your own calculation.

TEST PROCEDURE
1. Record plan, router, device, connection type and negotiated port rate.
2. Connect a capable computer to a router LAN port for a wired baseline.
   Keep the router/firewall in the path. Pause your own large transfers.
3. Use a documented test service. Record its name and selected server.
   Review its privacy and data-use policy before running tests.
4. Repeat at a quiet time and your usual busy time across several days.
5. Compare Wi-Fi near the router and in the problem room. Change one
   condition at a time. Test the real application as well.

TEST RECORD (repeat)
Date / local time / timezone:
Router / device / operating system:
Ethernet or Wi-Fi / location / negotiated link rate:
Test service / server / VPN state (keep required security enabled):
Download Mbps / upload Mbps:
Idle latency ms / loaded latency ms if supplied:
Packet loss percent if supplied / error message:
Other household activity / weather if relevant:
Real task tested / observed interruption:
What changed since the previous test:

INTERPRETATION
Good wired results plus weak room Wi-Fi suggest a local wireless issue.
One affected device suggests a device/adapter/software investigation.
Repeated slowdowns across wired devices warrant provider investigation.
These patterns narrow the question; they do not prove a single cause.
Mbps means megabits per second; ms means milliseconds. Keep measurements
from different methods separate. Speed tests can consume substantial data.

SUPPORT SUMMARY
Problem / when it occurs:
Tests attached / comparison device / steps already tried:
Provider ticket / agreed next step / follow-up date:

Source context: FCC broadband-label template and map instructions, plus
measurement documentation linked in the guide. Recheck changing terms.