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FTTC, low errors, will my interleaving be turned off?
17-07-2014 11:27 AM
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After some thoughts and opinions.
I recently changed to 40/20 FTTC to save a few quid, my previous connection was around 60/20.
Using the 'line settings' facility on my Fritz!Box VDSL router I've adjusted the target SNR up to 10dB giving a current sync speed of 56160 down (always had 20000 up) and, as a result, I have been connected for 10 days with ZERO downstream CRC errors (upstream has a few but reported as 0.03 per minute which I assume is pretty low).
Will the low error rate and obvious stability eventually prompt DLM to remove interleaving?
Will DLM be upset in any way by my forced high SNR margin?
How long may I have to wait?
I recently changed to 40/20 FTTC to save a few quid, my previous connection was around 60/20.
Using the 'line settings' facility on my Fritz!Box VDSL router I've adjusted the target SNR up to 10dB giving a current sync speed of 56160 down (always had 20000 up) and, as a result, I have been connected for 10 days with ZERO downstream CRC errors (upstream has a few but reported as 0.03 per minute which I assume is pretty low).
Will the low error rate and obvious stability eventually prompt DLM to remove interleaving?
Will DLM be upset in any way by my forced high SNR margin?
How long may I have to wait?
Call me 'w23'
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Re: FTTC, low errors, will my interleaving be turned off?
17-07-2014 2:43 PM
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Hey,
It depends how long your lien has been erroring for before you made the change? How long has it been erroring for?
It depends how long your lien has been erroring for before you made the change? How long has it been erroring for?
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17-07-2014 2:59 PM
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Before switching to 40/20 (4th July I think) it was on 'full speed' running typically at 60 to 63Mb/s down since I first had Fibre installed, interleaving crept in a couple of years ago and has been there pretty much ever since.
Call me 'w23'
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17-07-2014 4:05 PM
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It depends, we don't have access to the Caution Counter information so it can be very difficult to try and get an idea as to when Interleaving might be removed.
If the line remains error free, it could be anywhere up to a month 😕
If the line remains error free, it could be anywhere up to a month 😕
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18-07-2014 12:33 AM
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It varies.
I've seen users on Kitz report anything from 2 weeks to 12 weeks.
I've seen users on Kitz report anything from 2 weeks to 12 weeks.
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18-07-2014 9:14 AM
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Pretty much, it could be anywhere, specifically, between 9 days in best case and anywhere up to12 weeks as you've quite rightly said
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18-07-2014 9:21 AM
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Thanks for that @Xreyuk & Chris.
Of course, the DLM may be seeing something I'm not (the current firmware in the F!B doesn't show FECs for example) so I guess I may have to wait 'a fair while' to see if it might revert to fastpath.
Of course, the DLM may be seeing something I'm not (the current firmware in the F!B doesn't show FECs for example) so I guess I may have to wait 'a fair while' to see if it might revert to fastpath.
Call me 'w23'
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