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Reason for Speed drop

starfry
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Registered: ‎14-09-2007

Reason for Speed drop

I noticed a download speed drop on my line 01:20 AM on 14th October from around 35 down to 30 where it has remained since. It was steady before and steady afterwards (both allowing for the odd fluctuation). So something happened at 01:20 on 14th October but I don't know what. Is there a way to find out?

Not a biggy - due to go FTTP on the 30th - but something happened and I would like to understand what.

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jab1
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Re: Reason for Speed drop

On the assumption that you are using a PN Hub2, can you export the Events log and attach the resulting .csv file to a reply. Without some solid data, we have no way of knowing.

John
PhilipHeyes
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Re: Reason for Speed drop

In two weeks you will not care what was possible on FTTC because the line has gone dead.

starfry
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Registered: ‎14-09-2007

Re: Reason for Speed drop

Just a quick message to close this out, I run OpenWRT and didn't have any logs to report. The service restored to normal after about 10 days, and 3 days before my cut to FTTP which has now taken place. So this doesn't matter any more.

I was just curious why it dropped, what the upstream technical issue was. I guess there's no way to find out.