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Electrical maintenance as lowered speed.
18-03-2015 4:32 PM
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Power to router and modem had to go off for about 15 to 30 minutes this afternoon due to electrical maintenance I've noted that my speed as now dropped would it be the BT DLM that as been upset?
Will it correct or is it lost for ever?
Will it correct or is it lost for ever?
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18-03-2015 4:54 PM
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If you left the modem plugged in and it powered on while the electrician was testing then yes it affected it, or if you just turned it off at the socket then that also can, it will come back after sometime.
If you ever need to turn off the modem, always manually disconnect it from the web interface and then wait a minute then power if off or the BT system will see it as a suspected fault.
If you ever need to turn off the modem, always manually disconnect it from the web interface and then wait a minute then power if off or the BT system will see it as a suspected fault.
FTTP 500 regrade from Tues 28th November
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18-03-2015 5:18 PM
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Thanks Gus, think the two boxes were tuned off then turned back on computer was on all the time.
From your advice will go into the 192.... and disconnect.
Of course main cable power failures are rare but can happen. What about going on holiday I guess I follow about procedure?
Will I be on the Interleaving now that other forum members seem to dread?
From your advice will go into the 192.... and disconnect.
Of course main cable power failures are rare but can happen. What about going on holiday I guess I follow about procedure?
Will I be on the Interleaving now that other forum members seem to dread?
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18-03-2015 5:48 PM
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18-03-2015 6:15 PM
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Thanks Matthew so the Interleaving is responsible other members get upset with that , so how do I get rid of it please?
I believe the Technicolor box allows it to be switched off how about my Sagecom 2704N?
I believe the Technicolor box allows it to be switched off how about my Sagecom 2704N?
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