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redbull2k14
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Registered: ‎29-01-2014

Latency

My latency has increased a few days after a power cut. It has now been about 3-4 days with interleaving on. I would like my line restored with no interleaving. Is that possible?
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Pettitto
Plusnet Alumni (retired)
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Registered: ‎26-11-2011

Re: Latency

Hi redbull2k14,
Unfortunately we're unable to remove Interleaving remotely for FTTC. The DLM does all of that for us, it can take up to a few weeks for the DLM to be happy enough for it to remove Interleaving.
If you can make sure that your Modem remains on uninterrupted, Interleaving should remove itself automatically Smiley
redbull2k14
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Re: Latency

It does seem a long time for interleaving to be turned off, but quick enough to turn it on.
Thanks for the info Chris.
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Plusnet Alumni (retired)
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Registered: ‎26-11-2011

Re: Latency

That's just how DLM works I'm afraid.
When we do eventually get that kind of control, these kind of situations will be much easier for us to manage.
redbull2k14
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Re: Latency

Its now been 23 days in total since my area had a power-cut Including the cabinet at the end of my street and down the hill. Ive read a few things and resetting dlm at the cabinet seems like just what i need.
Townman
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Re: Latency

Hi Redbull2k14,
Unfortunately in respect of FTTC, that requires a BTOR engineer visit and to get one of those, there needs to be a discernible fault, rather than your line just performing slower within the "acceptable" range for the line.  Given that BTOR give the ISP a stiff charge for such visits...

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