Question about my line stats.
Just been told via another forum they`re scotchlocks/jelly crimps,as i thought it`s just to extend the short wires. 
One question done,now to why one router has 15db less upstream attenuation,both are netgears,the lower one is a DG834 and the higher is a DG834GT.
One question done,now to why one router has 15db less upstream attenuation,both are netgears,the lower one is a DG834 and the higher is a DG834GT.
It could be that the router is just more compatible with the line or there's an issue with the GT. I would go for the first one at a guess
I would do, but the lack of wifi would have me lynched by the rest of the household!
Ok,just got the line stats from 10 doors down.....
ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 7616kbps 448 kbps
Line Attenuation 25.0 db 15.5.5 db
Noise Margin 9.3 db 21.0 db
The upstream nm might be different,didnt jot the stats down on paper,but thats a seriously better connection than i have!
Would that indicate theres more to my lack of speed than a different cab?
ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 7616kbps 448 kbps
Line Attenuation 25.0 db 15.5.5 db
Noise Margin 9.3 db 21.0 db
The upstream nm might be different,didnt jot the stats down on paper,but thats a seriously better connection than i have!
Would that indicate theres more to my lack of speed than a different cab?
Well your neighbour's attenuation is consistent with being 1.8km from the exchange, which is what you quoted in an earlier post. And in fact your neighbour's sync speed would probably increase to the maximum (for ADSLmax) of 8128kbps if interleaving was turned off (just guessing it's probably 'on').
Your attenuation being twice your neighbour's suggests either you live 1.8km from your neighbour (
), your line to the exchange is 1.8km longer due to connection via a different cabinet taking a much longer route ( ) or there is a serious problem with your connection. Definitely time for some serious diagnostic work starting by eliminating problems with your internal wiring.
Your attenuation being twice your neighbour's suggests either you live 1.8km from your neighbour (
), your line to the exchange is 1.8km longer due to connection via a different cabinet taking a much longer route ( ) or there is a serious problem with your connection. Definitely time for some serious diagnostic work starting by eliminating problems with your internal wiring.
Ticket been raised and linked to this thread.
Just checked various telephone numbers of places along my street (pub,library,care home...all less then a minute from my home) on the BT brodband availability checker and they all rate betweeen 5.5-7mbps.
Guess BT don`t like me.
Guess BT don`t like me.
Should have the tech peeps back to me today (gave cs a nudge yesterday) ,been looging routerstats past 2 days.
Connection seems stable,just compounds the fact that my sync seems to be out of odds with others around me.
......The 3 drops in my NM was me unplugging the ethernet cable on the pc,not through a drop in sync.
Connection seems stable,just compounds the fact that my sync seems to be out of odds with others around me.
......The 3 drops in my NM was me unplugging the ethernet cable on the pc,not through a drop in sync.
Hi anything but,
Your current sync rate of 4832 will give you a profile of 4000, as would have your sync rate of 5024 that you quoted in your last post. As it's 3500 at the moment it can take a while (about 72 hours) with a constant connection for it to rise.
Jojo
Your current sync rate of 4832 will give you a profile of 4000, as would have your sync rate of 5024 that you quoted in your last post. As it's 3500 at the moment it can take a while (about 72 hours) with a constant connection for it to rise.
Jojo