Switch interleaving ON please

[#1]

Apparently I got switched over to Plusnet's "new network" today. This appears to have caused interleaving to be switched off, and I lost the 3dB target SNRM I've had for the past 7 months, that's gone back to the default of 6.

Yesterday's DSL stats graphToday's DSL stats graph

So I'd like interleaving switched back on again please.

[#2]

Taking a look now.

[#3]

That's gone through and I can see the line is at 3db again.

[#4]

Yes, thank you, I see it's now back to how it was before.

[#5]

Can someone switch interleaving on, in the way that prevents the DLM from switching it back off please?

Last time, the DLM switched interleaving off again after less than 3 days, then switched it back on after about a week, then switched it off again about a week ago. Now this morning I found I've got no Internet connection, and also that it was not working from about 10pm to 11pm last night.Yesterday's DSL stats graph

(The gap in the graph around 4pm was because the stats collection had stopped due to a completely unrelated reason.)

[#6]

It needs a modify order to do that, doing this will actually reset the SNR back to 6db. So give me a nudge tomorrow when it completes and we'll need to reset the SNR back to 3db.

[#7]

I'm not really bothered about resetting the SNRM back down to 3, I'd rather have a stable connection that works all the time. Leave it at 6 and it will find it's own way down or not, it doesn't really matter.

It's possible that the line acting a bit weird is the prelude to something failing completely, in which case the SNRM ought to left at 6, to save someone else the hassle of deciding the problem is that 3 is too low.

[#8]

In the event, the SNRM remained at 3 when the order completed and interleaving was switched on shortly after 2am this morning. So it can remain as-is then. There doesn't seem to be any sign of whatever was going wrong at the weekend re-occurring so far, hopefully it was a one-off thing.

Thank you Chris, no further action is needed at this time.