DLM Banding Check Please

[#1]

During November we had a long frequent series of local power cuts due to a faulty street cable.

All in all it took them 6 weeks to find and replace the offending section.

Since then my download speed has gone from a max of 27Mbps down to 20Mbps but has now risen to 22Mbps. Can you tell if I'm banded or whether my speed may increase again over time.

Thanks

[#2]

Hi @Kremmen 

Here is a 30 day visual RADIUS for you; 

You don't appear to be banded you are on 55/10 profile and you're syncing at 25.3Mbps  as can be seen here ;

Test OutcomePass

Test Outcome CodeGTC_FTTC_SERVICE_0000

DescriptionGEA service test completed and no fault found .

Main Fault LocationOK

Sync StatusIn Sync

Downstream Speed25.3 Mbps

Upstream Speed4.0 Mbps

Appointment RequiredN

Fault Report AdvisedN

NTE Power StatusPowerOn

Voice Line Test ResultPass

Bridge TapNot Detected

Repetitive Electrical Impulse NoiseNot Detected

Estimated Line Length In Metres1136.6

Upstream Rate AssessmentLow

Downstream Rate AssessmentGood

Interference PatternRegular Interference Observed Daily

Service ImpactNo Impact Observed

Interference Duration Longest OccurrenceFrom 23:00 to 23:45

Interference LocationCustomer Premise

Home Wiring ProblemNot Detected

Downstream Policing Discard Rate0.0

Customer Traffic LevelUpstream and Downstream Traffic Detected

TechnologyVDSL

Profile Name0.128M-55M Downstream 5dB, Retransmission High - 0.128M-10M Upstream, Retransmission Low

There does seen to be some interference on the line, but it is not coming from the broadband side (as far as I can make out at the moment in time). I see we are not your Phone provider, could you please ask them to run a WLR3 test for you and tell me the results? 

In the meantime, can you please confirm if you are connected to your Test Socket as things currently stand? If not, please can you set your connection up in this way? Info on how to do this can be found here

Thanks, 

MoR

[#3]

Excellent, thanks.

It does seem to be creeping up slowly. That 27 was a max, my normal used to be circa 24.