Extension wiring

[#1]

Quote from: Keeef

I have already stated the internal wiring worked fine with previous supplier.

And as has been explained, there are several other factors which mean that comparing performance with a previous supplier is like comparing apples with oranges.

[#2]

Not only that Barry, but until that post I thought we were talking about one extension, now I haven't a clue and I'm not going to waste any further time on it.
If he can't post the stats from the test socket, and answer the questions about line noise, when I will then give an opinion as to whether he has a line problem, then he can stew in his own juice. The information I've given him about extension wiring he can apply to as many damned extensions as he's got, I couldn't care how many there are.

[#3]

Quote from: Barry

there are several other factors which mean that comparing performance with a previous supplier is like comparing apples with oranges.

I'm not doubting that. which is why I thought the suggestion of LLU? was a reasonable suggestion.

[#4]

It's not a reasonable suggestion as I've already said, it just unnecessarily complicates the issue. The wiring problem exists whether you notice it or not. Prove you still have a problem at the Test socket. In other words Put Up or Shut Up.

[#5]

Quote from: Anotherone

It's not a reasonable suggestion as I've already said

I have already replied.
I have yet to reconnect the repaired line.

[#6]

You still have a working Test socket, because your connection wouldn't work without it and you wouldn't be able to post.

[#7]

Quote from: Anotherone

You still have a working Test socket,

Yes but the connection has dropped again, so it's not stable.

[#8]

Are you plugged into the Test socket? If so Post the stats. is that plain enough?

[#9]

Quote from: Anotherone

Post the stats.

I thought I did that?
Trained rates haven't changed, although the connection has dropped.
DSL Status
Driver Version: 1.75
API Version: GS_API_626
Firmware Version: E.25.41.18 A
Dsp Version: 0x000000e1
Status: ON
US Trained Rate: 440  kbps
DS Trained Rate: 4010  kbps
Current US data rate during last 30 sec: 0  kbps
Current DS data rate during last 30 sec: 1.267  kbps
Local Line Attenuation: 48.5 dB
Remote Line Attenuation: 22.0 dB
Local SNR Margin: 9.10 dB
Remote SNR Margin: 25.0 dB
Operation Progress: 0x00000000
State: Showtime
Rx ATTNDR: 4016000
Tx Cell Rate: 1037
Rx Cell Rate: 9458
Overall Failure: 0
PMmode: L2L3Allowed
Local ITUCountry Code: 0x0000b5ff
Auto Start: true
Whip Active: Inactive
Profile: BT
Standard: BisPlusAuto
Utopia Interface: Level1
Rx Auto Bin Adjust: Disable
Tx Attenuation: Bis_0DB
Detect Noise: Disable
Capability: A2/A2+
Coding Gain: auto
Framer Type: Type3ET

[#10]

It's not just the trained rates that are of interest. Was the previous stats you posted from the Test socket?

[#11]

Quote from: Keeef

Yes but the connection has dropped again, so it's not stable.

That drop hasn't showed on our side, the last drop we saw was at 9.55am.

[#12]

So you aren't losing sync, speed unchanged since you last stats.

Quote from: Anotherone

Was the previous stats you posted from the Test socket?

That's stats you posted yesterday.
So if your PPP session is dropping as frequently as you seem to think, keep a log of your IP addresses before and after each "drop" that you see, then Plusnet can take a more detailed look.
Edit: Also keep a log of Which Gateway am I on
The drop just before 1000 could have been one of the two gateways that crashed http://usertools.plus.net/status/archive/1353321288.htm