I was downloading some MSDN ISOs a couple of days ago, and noticed I it took longer than excepcted. I only getting 1.5MBps, not the usual 1.8-ish. On invenstigation today, my router is reporting a downstream sync of only 15,228kbps. Usually it would be much higher (18Mbps-20Mbps, depending on what BT has been up to).
I've rebooted my router and it connected at exactly the same rate. I've always had a really good connection - I can almost spit on the exchange from here. I often try to...
Are there any clues in the information I've pulled off my router?
If I'm reading it right, my downstream attenuation is 11.3dB with a noise margin of 6.6dB, but I'm not that hot on what all of it really means. My router is an R230A and I had to get all this off its CLI.
adslAtucPhysTable
CurrOutputPwr 21.5
CurrAttainableRate 19836000
CurrSnrMgn 6.6
CurrAtn 11.3
CurrPowercutback 0
adslAtucChanTable
InterleaveDelay 9
CurrTxRate 15228000
InterleaveDepth 64
adslAturPhysTable
CurrSnrMgn 12.0
CurrAtn 16.9
CurrOutputPwr 12.3
CurrAttainableRate 1084000
CurrPowercutback 1.0
adslAturChanTable
InterleaveDelay 5
CurrTxRate 1084000
InterleaveDepth 4
adslLineTable
TxGainOffset 0
RxGainOffset 0
MarginThreshold 6.0
P.s.: I have not changed anything myself, and I did try disconnecting the extensions when I rebooted. My router is connected directly to the master socket which has a filter built in for the extensions.
