A rather sad ADSL2 connection...

[#1]

It shows the "problem" a lot clearer 

[#2]

The variance in the download SNRM now appears to be less.

[#3]

Hopefully the Line balance is better than it was. We could do with seeing a CLT result.

[#4]

Copper Test Details 
A to E  B to E 
Capacitance:  350 NanoFarad  355 NanoFarad 
DP Line Length Estimate:  3454 Metres  DN Line Length Estimate:  3499 Metres 
Celerity:  54.4 dB  Line Loss:  47.44 dB 
Line Stability:  Stable 
Fault Report Advised:  N 
Service Level:  2 

[#5]

Thanks Tony.
Well that is only marginally better than before, although the improvement in celerity has helped a bit in improving the speed slightly.
I don't know what errors the engineer was looking at but errors don't seem less or gone! Clearly from the engineers comments and report the 'E' side was poor (and may still be albeit maybe a bit better) but I'm not convinced the 'D' side is anywhere near what it should be, and would be only thing that would have accounted for the extremely poor Fibre performance when it was tried. My gut feeling is a Boost is required.
I also suggest that on any further engineer visits, you switch off the modem/router and only switch back on when they have finished (this may help prevent any undesirable DLM behaviour).
I noticed Tony missed the need to get the Upstream uncapped.

[#6]

Let me know how you want to proceed either on here, or on your account.
With regards to upload, yes, I missed that. I've placed an order to increase it for you.
Tony

[#7]

Many thanks Tony and Anotherone.
What is a "Boost" ?

[#8]

A boost is an engineer. There are benefits to them over SFI's ("normal" broadband engineers).
Tony

[#9]

@Tony, thanks for the explanation. I've put some possible dates into the question on the Member Centre.

[#10]

I'll give Tony a nudge as I don't think he's around the forums today.

[#11]

Sorry, I saw your ticket first thing but haven't had chance to pick it up yet.
I'm on it now though. I'll update your ticket when I get confirmation.
Tony

[#12]

@Tony, thanks saw the engineer booking for the middle of this week.
From the attached graphs, you can see when the upstream was uncapped. The odd thing is the BTW speedtest results have not changed for the upstream:
[tt]Download speed achieved during the test was - 2.81 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 1.2 Mbps-4 Mbps.
IP Profile for your line is - 2.93 Mbps[/tt]
[tt]Upload speed achieved during the test was - 0.32Mbps
Additional Information:
Upstream Rate IP profile on your line is - 0.83 Mbps[/tt]
[tt]Up time (Days hh:mm:ss):      1 day, 7:54:32
  xDSL Standard:                ITU-T G.992.3
  xDSL Annex:                  Annex A
  Channel Mode:                      Interleaved
  Number of reset:              2
  Chipset Vendor info (G.994.1):  Local Remote
    Country code:                  B500  B500
    ID:                            BDCM  IFTN
    Specific:                      0000  71C8
  System Vendor info (showtime): Local Remote
    Country code:                0F00  0000
    ID:                          TMMB  ----
    Specific:                    3C61  0000
  Bearers generic info          DS        US     
    Payload rate [Kbps]: 3318    972 
    Attenuation [dB]:    53.0          30.2         
    Margins [dB]:        13.1          5.9           
    Output power [dBm]:  0.0            12.6         
    Number of bearers:          1
    Bearer 0                    DS        US     
      INP [DMT symbols]:    1.13          0.37         
      Delay [ms]:          7.94          5.88         
      Depth []:          16            0.00
      R:                  16        0     
G.997.1 Statistics (Current):       
  Failures:
    Line failures              Near end
      Loss of signal (LOS):  2     
      Loss of frame (LOF):    18     
      Loss of power (LPR):  0     
[/tt]

[#13]

The upload has definitely uncapped, it's strange that you haven't see any increase at all though in the throughput. Is it still the same today?

[#14]

@Chris, it's a bit odd as the upstream speed does not appear to have budged.
[tt]Download speed achieved during the test was - 2.85 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 1.2 Mbps-4 Mbps.
IP Profile for your line is - 2.93 Mbps
Upload speed achieved during the test was - 0.34Mbps
Additional Information:
Upstream Rate IP profile on your line is - 0.83 Mbps[/tt]
[tt]DSL mode:              G.992.3 Annex A
Status:               
Uptime:                3 days, 18:08:13
Resyncs:                0 (since 13 Dec 2014 13:44:12)

Downstream Upstream
Line attenuation (dB):  53.0 30.2
Signal attenuation (dB): N/A N/A
Connection speed (kbps): 3318 972
SNR margin (dB):        11.4 6.4
Power (dBm):            0.0 12.6
Interleave depth:      16 0[/tt]

[#15]

Plus link to ping quality (pretty variable): My Broadband Ping