Syncing (sinking) at a stinking 416 kbps...

[#1]

Keep an eye on it and let me know how it behaves.
I'll never leave really...

[#2]

NP, using Routerstats to monitor, latest version can be downloaded from http://www.vwlowen.co.uk/internet/files.htm
Lets give it 24hrs and see what happens.
Thanks DM.

[#3]

Quote from: sophos9

monkey, I had the same type of situation when I moved, BT had to conduct a lift and shift to resolve. Your internals sound fine (adsl nation plates are good kit)

Sopos9, not heard the term 'lift and shift' before can you elaborate?
Thanks, DM.

[#4]

DM,
Your circuit is plugged into a line card at your exchange.  A lift and shift is where the circuit is removed from one port on the line card and plugged into a different port, or a different line card.

[#5]

Its simply means pulling your connection from a port/card and connecting it to a new port/card on a DSLAM, this happens if the fault is found in a exchange port/card (or if open reach dont wanna investigate further  )

[#6]

Second again 

[#7]

lol 

[#8]

Right its happened again at approx 6.30pm last night sync speed gradually stepped down to 350 kbps until this morning when I hard booted the router and im syncing back at 1952 kbps
DM.

[#9]

Thanks for the update.
Are you seeing a number of connection dropouts?  BT are saying that they're currently unable to see any problems on your line as such, but I can see that there have been a number of reconnections over the last couple of days, which will be when you get the lower sync speeds.
I can continue to progress this with BT however.