Hmm, your connection has only been up for 35 minutes - have you just re-booted or only just switched on? Be careful rebooting as the exchange DLM can think this is a "dropping connection" which you may already have and it'll the raise the Target SNRM which will result in a slower sync speed (and that as it happens is already below par).
Current Line Speed hasn't updated it seems, but that can be par for the course
When you get the issue, what are the lights on the 582n doing? Does the ADSL light flash or just the Internet light go red or flash. If you leave it a minute or two and do nothing, does the connection return?
If you need to "reboot" in the meantime, use the following method to do a "Graceful" disconnect -
Log in to the Modem/Router, in the Internet box, click Disconnect to drop the PPP Internet session (this is not the sync), wait about a minute and then power down the Modem/Router. After about another minute you can unplug it from the line if you want to swap anything about.
Stay offline for at least 10 minutes. When you re-connect and power up, you may need to Login to the Modem/Router and click Connect to establish a new PPP session.
Don't do this more than 5 times in an hour, then leave it for the rest of the day. This method is to help stop the Exchange DLM from thinking your sync loss was a dropped connection.
(For anyone that has a modem/router that doesn't have an interface for you to drop the PPP session, then pull the power plug and wait a minute or two before unplugging from the line).
Let's try and see what might be happening -
Do you have a
Master Socket similar to the one on the left?
Do you have any extension phone sockets, and what is normally plugged in where? Do you have any extension phone leads and where are they used?
Do all your
Microfilters look similar to this?
Can you hear/have you heard any crackling or other noises on the line when using the phone? Have you had any problems with incoming or outgoing calls?
