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Hello,
I am on a market one exchange. At the end last month bt upgraded the exchange to 21cn and adsl2+ became available. So I sent a ticket to plusnet and received a reply that I would be upgraded 15th jan.
I have Always had a rock solid adsl max connection at 8192 other than a spell of bt caused downtime.
Anyway late on the 14th I noticed that my connection was down, so I logged into my router and saw that I have just connected at 16000 odd on adsl2+. Cool thinks I.
Unfortunately the connection could not stay up for more than 5 minutes before dropping the adsl signal. Came back up 30 seconds later for five minutes. And repeat. This lasted for 24hrs when I noticed that I had just connected back on adsl max at a rock solid 8192.
All good until this morning when I discovered that the adsl2+ connection was back along with the 5 minute disconnects. Any idea whats going on?
Been on hold with plus for 92 mins at the point of typing so wondered if anyone here knows.
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Got plusnet to answer the phone.
Nice support tech ran Lots of tests. Seems adsl2+ line is borked. Reported to bt.
Ho hum
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A bit sad that the (new?) ADSL2+ kit in the exchange - probably your line card or even just a jumper cable - is duff. Let's hope it doesn't take long to fix, but at least you still have broadband  .
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Seems that the systems somehow and somewhere have seen there is a fault and automatically switched me back to adsl1
So it's back to 8192 and rock solid stability again!
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Ummm.
Just an aside, it never was 8192kbps except on LLU. Is it now, because if it is that would be interesting?
My broadband basic info/help site - www.robertos.me.uk | Domains,site and mail hosting - Tsohost.
Connection - Plusnet UnLim Fibre (FTTC). Sync ~ 59.4/14.4Mbps @ 600m. - BQM
"Where talent is a dwarf, self-esteem is a giant." - Jean-Antoine Petit-Senn.
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Allergy information: This post was manufactured in an environment where nuts are present. It may include traces of understatement, litotes and humour.
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Ummm.
Just an aside, it never was 8192kbps except on LLU. Is it now, because if it is that would be interesting?
You are correct. 8192 is a number from my CBM64 coding days!
I connect at 8128.
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Ok. connected back on ADSL2 this morning. This time my SNR was 6.1 download. At the weekend it was 0.1mb.
I'm guessing that is why it kept on dropping the connection at the weekend but now is stable.
So connecting at 16000 odd again. Speed test are only showing 5.95Mbps, the same as on adsl1. Do I need plus to up my profile or something to get access to the 16Mbps connection?
Edited by poggs (Tue 21-Jan-14 08:03:39)
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Ip profile on bt wholesale speed test should be correct, just waiting for plusnet to catch up
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Ip profile on bt wholesale speed test should be correct, just waiting for plusnet to catch up
Thanks for replying.
I just ran the BT wholesale test. REsults are
Download speed - 6.10
upload 0.39
Ping - 41.38
This is the same as I was getting on ADSL1. I cant see an entry on BT wholesale tester about ip profile. Are you saying just to sit tight and all will get faster in a few days?
Or do I need to do anything?
thanks
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After the speed test is done there is a further diagnostics button and it should then come back with the IP Profile
The throughput is limited still because of PlusNet.
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The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
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