IP Profile stuck at 0.14mbps

[#1]

Matt has just performed an SNR reset as the line is looking quite stable, this should increase your profile within a few hours. If it continues to drop when it rains we'll need to investigate as a fault.

[#2]

I spoke to someone once a long time ago and didnt have the best experience, so i've lived with it since then (as its never usually this bad and sorts itself out within a day or so). I'll see how i get on after this reset and raise a ticket if im still having issues.
Even better, you could get BT to extend their Downham Market fibre rollout slightly so that it reaches my house (which is about 500m from the boundry of the rollout - yes im annoyingly 500m too close to the nordelph exchange to be able to get fibre when it's installed).I guess i could hook some wireless routers and repeaters into the lamp post power supplies
Thanks Matt and Chris for doing the reset. I hope this helps.

[#3]

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Even better, you could get BT to extend their Downham Market fibre rollout slightly so that it reaches my house

I wish! I'm moving house soon away from a Fibre area, the place I'm moving to is physically closer to a fibre enabled exchange but I'm getting connected to a non-fibre one as that's the one that serves my premises.

[#4]

Connection Speed 7648 kbps 448 kbps
Line Attenuation 26 db 6 db
Noise Margin 6 db 25 db
Actual speed is already hell of a lot faster.
Are there any useful utilities for monitoring when my adsl line drops? You can see from the radius log that it did drop off a few times and only one of those in the last week was me pulling the plug out on the router. Would be useful to be able to be alerted when it drops so i can corellate it with weather conditions.

[#5]

You should be able to see connection drops in the router's log, that should do what you're after? You're looking for messages about LCP going down and coming back up IIRC.

[#6]

Found this for my router, which can email me a notification when the connection drops....
http://www.vwlowen.co.uk/internet/files.htm

[#7]

Oh excellent - we often ask people to install that.
Keep an eye on the downstream noise margin graph - if it varies by more that a 3 or 4db there's definitely something wrong.

[#8]

Now that you've got the improved SYCH speed at SNRM of 6dB,  it would be worthwhile doing a new data speed test.