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Standard User arronlowley
(regular) Wed 01-Feb-17 20:22:37
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does sky support g.inp?


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i know that sky uses bt equipment therefore am i right in saying sky also has g.inp? im asking as im thinking of joining sky but i cannot stand dlm, with bt we had g.inp and this stopped interleave.

also can you post your sky bqms please so i can see the ping times, thanks.
Standard User simon194
(experienced) Thu 02-Feb-17 08:06:49
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Re: does sky support g.inp?


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G.INP is part of the DLM process on the DSLAM so will be applied if necessary regardless of which ISP is used. If you switch to Sky you may find it is removed on activation if DLM is reset but it should return after a few days.
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 02-Feb-17 11:12:12
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Re: does sky support g.inp?


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Assuming we are talking at VDSL2/FTTC here

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Standard User arronlowley
(regular) Thu 02-Feb-17 17:01:55
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Re: does sky support g.inp?


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we used to get interleave every so often on bt until g.inp came out, then we never saw interleave again.
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