That fault was
not repeated (sometimes you can get a spurious report) and the suggestions I made were suggestions for possible changes
IF you were seeing issues and a definitive fault could not be found.
The point of posting current stats would be to see
if there are ongoing issues
and the line was performing
outside of the expected performance. Any speeds mentioned earlier in the thread would be for a top quality Copper line. Put your number into the
BT Wholesale checker that will give you a range of speeds that can be expected for your line and other lines on your DP (if for any reason you choose to post them, don't post your phone number).
Some lines are better than others, some are made of copper, some are made of aluminium (which sometimes don't perform as well as copper on ADSL), some lines suffer interference from MW/AM propagation, the list could go on, it's a fact of life.
No-one is asking you to continue to post stats "throughout the life of your contract", you should only need to post at all if you need help with something, or help someone else, or chit-chat on the Chit-Chat board.
On the basis of the information available & posted, you do not have an issue, the line is performing within expected limits. Plusnet cannot guarantee the quality of any line, nor can any ISP. All they can do is report a fault to their suppliers BTw and/or Openreach for them to fix when a fault is present.
if you do not have any crackling noises on the line, and no problem making or receiving calls, and on the basis of the stats & profile posted where your line is neither banded nor suffering from high levels of Interleaving (hence error levels within limits where the automatic Exchange Dynamic Line Management has no need to act), then there is absolutely nothing wrong.
At present, there is no indication that there is anything wrong, and I'd guess that would be demonstrated by having an Indicative Line Quality (ILQ) of Green, which Plusnet could say from and xDSL Status check.
Why?
