the guide is in the alternate link
http://www.mediafire.com/?njt66abv5p1otb9,uyqumfop8tp69r8,j4qr3ymcyj5us8c
Post your FTTC line stats & unlocking info
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the guide is in the alternate link
http://www.mediafire.com/?njt66abv5p1otb9,uyqumfop8tp69r8,j4qr3ymcyj5us8c
I think hes talking about attainable rate for a 100 meter line, Which looking isn't bad at all.
Looking at the stats I would say its closer to 150 meters if not more.
Looking at the stats I would say its closer to 150 meters if not more.
New installs (towns new to FTTC) have wildly inflated downstream attainable rate figures, due to lack of crosstalk, once more and more lines are enabled on your cab the rate will drop. How far it drops depends on line quality etc.
I would try a direct connection to the hub to see if you get the full speed.
I see what brand of home plugs are they?
I know people shun wireless, but I live in a 3 storey house and my computer is on the top floor and router is on the bottom, I still manage a 300mbs connection with a wndr37AV and get full speed, might be worth a try, I know routers are expensive, I'm waiting for the Asus N66u.
Looking good, was just about to say from the attenuation figure it's about 450/500 meter line lol.
I would expect the downstream attainable rate to drop in the coming months to the late 80's, as more people fill up the cab.
Mine was well over the 100 mark, it's settled at 95 now.
I would expect the downstream attainable rate to drop in the coming months to the late 80's, as more people fill up the cab.
Mine was well over the 100 mark, it's settled at 95 now.
I'm getting terrible jitter though.
Reconnect the Hub (if you use one) to get on a different BT central.
Have you tried Telnet into the modem, is the default IP of the router same as the modem?
If your modem and router are both on 192.168.1.1 then it might cause a conflict.
Looking at the attenuation, it's much much more than 500 meters, closer to 1k, or as above a poor alu line.
but hey, 33mb is better than what you used to get right?
but hey, 33mb is better than what you used to get right?
I'm under the weather today.
unplugging the modem might trip the DLM into action, But ive unplugged mine about 10 times in a row while moving things about with no affect.
Hmmm on ADSL you had a 2200 meter line at a gues and the speed isn't to bad, certainty not ALU buy the looks of it, or you could be just unlucky in having a alu D-side and copper E-side.
What I would do is unplug the modem and tell your ISP it's not syncing at all, then get the nice BT man to try a different pair.
What I would do is unplug the modem and tell your ISP it's not syncing at all, then get the nice BT man to try a different pair.
The E-side pair is the one from the Exchange to the CAB.
The D-side pair is one from the CAB to your house.
It's the D-side that is causing you problems here.
I had a poor D-side when I first got FTTC, my estate is a few years old on .5cu copper and 300 meter D-side, I was getting 25mbit, after doing what I told you do and much whining they did a "lift & shift" since then it's been perfect with a 95mbit attainable rate.
The D-side pair is one from the CAB to your house.
It's the D-side that is causing you problems here.
I had a poor D-side when I first got FTTC, my estate is a few years old on .5cu copper and 300 meter D-side, I was getting 25mbit, after doing what I told you do and much whining they did a "lift & shift" since then it's been perfect with a 95mbit attainable rate.
Fingers crossed they sort it for you.
Can you post new stats please?
You defo need a line reset with that now, I can't see the DLM doing anything for you. kick off about it.
Yep the open-reach centre the BT eng has to call are a bunch of arrogant tossas, I heard the way they speak to people on the phone, sound like a bunch of power hungry nerds who never got laid in their lifes and bullied at school.
Reboot the router about noon tomoz, should get you your full sync.