Asianet Speed Test

This page helps Asianet Broadband customers in Kerala and South India check their internet speed. Whether you are using the older DOCSIS cable network or the newer Giga Fibernet (FTTH), this test will confirm if you are getting the bandwidth you pay for.

Asianet is a dominant ISP in Kerala, providing speeds from 40 Mbps up to 1 Gbps. However, FUP limits and router configuration can often affect your actual experience.

How to interpret your Asianet speed result

Here is what you should expect from your Giga Fibernet connection:

Download Speed: Should be close to your plan speed (e.g., ~190 Mbps on a 200 Mbps plan). If it's stuck at exactly 2 Mbps, you have hit your monthly FUP limit.

Upload Speed: Newer Fiber plans offer symmetrical speeds (Upload = Download). Older plans may have significantly lower upload speeds.

Ping (Latency): Expect 5ms - 20ms to local servers in Kochi or Bangalore. High ping (>50ms) usually indicates a Wi-Fi issue rather than a line fault.

Asianet Broadband: Expected Performance

Connection characteristics

Technology: Giga Fibernet (FTTH) / DOCSIS (Legacy Cable).

Modems: Genexis Platinum 4410, Nokia G-140W-F, Huawei EchoLife.

App: "Asianet Mobile App" for bill payment and support.

Typical real-world performance

Wired (Ethernet): 100% of plan speed (Stable).

Wi-Fi (5 GHz): Expect 250-500 Mbps near the router.

Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz): Generally capped at 40-60 Mbps.

Common Causes of Slow Asianet Speed

Is your internet dragging? Check these common issues:

FUP Throttling: Most "Unlimited" plans have a Fair Usage Policy (typically 3000GB+). After this, speed drops to 2 Mbps until next month.

Red LOS Light: "Loss of Signal". A blinking red light means the fiber cable is cut. You need a technician.

Old Router: Using a single-band (2.4 GHz) router will limit your speed to ~50 Mbps, even if you pay for 200 Mbps.

Asianet Router Login – Default IP, Username & Password

Access your router settings to change the Wi-Fi password or check device status.

Asianet Router Login Details Information
Router Login IP Address 192.168.1.1
Default Username admin
Default Password admin / password / (Check Sticker)
Customer Care 80860 11111 / 80860 11 333 (WhatsApp)

Steps to Login

  1. Ensure you are connected to Asianet Wi-Fi
  2. Open your web browser (Chrome/Edge/Safari)
  3. Type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar
  4. Enter username: admin
  5. Enter password: Try admin or check the sticker on the back

Troubleshooting Gateway Lights

Solid Green (PON): Internet is connected and active.

Blinking Red (LOS): Fiber cable broken or unplugged.

Blinking Green (PON): Attempting to sync with the exchange.

Off (Power): Power failure or loose adapter.

Wired vs Wi-Fi Testing

To verify if Asianet is delivering the speed you pay for:

Connect a laptop directly to the Genexis/Nokia modem using a CAT6 Ethernet cable. If this wired test shows full speed (e.g., 200 Mbps) but your phone is slow, the issue is your Wi-Fi interference, not Asianet's line.

When to contact Asianet Support

Contact Asianet support at 80860 11111 if:

Your LOS light is Red.

Your speed is stuck at 2 Mbps despite having data left.

You have frequent disconnections during rain (common with overhead cables).

Asianet Speed Test FAQs

What does the blinking Red LOS light mean? This indicates a 'Loss of Signal'. Your fiber line is physically interrupted, likely due to a cable cut or damage outside your home.

Why is my speed only 2 Mbps? You have likely crossed your monthly data quota defined by the Fair Usage Policy (FUP). Upgrade your plan or wait for the next billing cycle.

How do I log into my Asianet router? Go to 192.168.1.1. Common usernames are 'admin' and passwords are 'admin' or printed on the device label.

Is Asianet Broadband truly unlimited? No, all "Unlimited" plans have a generous FUP limit (e.g., 3000GB or 4000GB), after which speeds reduce drastically.

Compare with Alternative Providers

Compare yours speeds with other Kerala ISPs: