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Something Odd Last Night...
22-06-2011 11:18 AM
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I was browsing away at about half past midnight when suddenly everything went to treacle. No pages would load, or would only load after a very long time (and then not completely). I was on pcl-ag07.
I disconnected and reconnected and got a different gateway (ptn-ag02 I think it was), but it was no better.
Checking my router figures (Netgear DG834 v3, firmware v4.01.40), I saw that my downstream speed (which had been around 3.5Mbps for years) had now leapt to 7Mbps, but that the noise margin was oscillating between 0db and over 2 billion db.
(I know that model of router has some issues with recording noise margin correctly, but I thought this was pushing it a bit!).
Finally, in an attempt to get somewhere, I rebooted the router altogether. When it came back up, I saw that my downstream speed was now about 5.4Mbps and the noise ratio was around 3db. Everything seemed back to normal.
I'm currently connected via ptn-ag04 with a downsteam of 5.8Mbps and an SNR of 8db and attenuation of 43db (there seems to have been a further disconnection a couple of hours ago).
About a month ago, I received an e-mail from +Net saying that I would be upgraded to an "up to 20Mb" (presumably the 21CN) service sometime in the following six weeks.
Is this what happened late last night? What should I look out for it doing in the near future, and how long will it take to settle down?
I disconnected and reconnected and got a different gateway (ptn-ag02 I think it was), but it was no better.
Checking my router figures (Netgear DG834 v3, firmware v4.01.40), I saw that my downstream speed (which had been around 3.5Mbps for years) had now leapt to 7Mbps, but that the noise margin was oscillating between 0db and over 2 billion db.
(I know that model of router has some issues with recording noise margin correctly, but I thought this was pushing it a bit!).
Finally, in an attempt to get somewhere, I rebooted the router altogether. When it came back up, I saw that my downstream speed was now about 5.4Mbps and the noise ratio was around 3db. Everything seemed back to normal.
I'm currently connected via ptn-ag04 with a downsteam of 5.8Mbps and an SNR of 8db and attenuation of 43db (there seems to have been a further disconnection a couple of hours ago).
About a month ago, I received an e-mail from +Net saying that I would be upgraded to an "up to 20Mb" (presumably the 21CN) service sometime in the following six weeks.
Is this what happened late last night? What should I look out for it doing in the near future, and how long will it take to settle down?
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Re: Something Odd Last Night...
22-06-2011 12:57 PM
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Hi thejudge,
Yes, the order to migrate did complete yesterday, so that may have had some impact. There will probably be a 10 day training period before it settles down fully.
Jojo
Yes, the order to migrate did complete yesterday, so that may have had some impact. There will probably be a 10 day training period before it settles down fully.
Jojo
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22-06-2011 1:03 PM
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Thanks Jojo, I thought that's what was doing it.
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