In reply to a post by robertcrowther:

Sorry but if you do not agree with this, then you need help.

Wrong, it's just a difference of opinion. Get used to it.

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

In reply to a post by robertcrowther:

Sorry but if you do not agree with this, then you need help.

Wrong, it's just a difference of opinion. Get used to it.

It seems like on this forum, if it's not your opinion then it does not count, which means you should be using a closed forum for that.

Note that my reference to that post was clearly intended to highlight that you introduced rudeness into exchanges between you and others. Not us.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Note that my reference to that post was clearly intended to highlight that you introduced rudeness into exchanges between you and others. Not us.

I think you might be a bit deluded on that. How on earth you came to that conclusion when I was pointing out that the rudeness existed before I posted. Even a child can grasp that concept.

I suggest people take a break have a cup of tea and come back with better attitudes and be tolerant of each other

Its been 6 days and some hours since the line issue was repaired , after 4 days latency dropped by around 15 ms

So i thought today i will restart modem and router , upload is now back to normal (2035.6 KB/sec ) latency is the same as before the restart BUT my ip profile has now dropped from 42.48 Mbps to 38.72 Mbps which seems strange

Would it be worth raising a low speed fault or should i just wait another week and hope for the best ?

Also seeing alot of CCA failure > 1 second in the logs since the restart

Does anyone know what it means ?

In reply to a post by Bapteeed:

Its been 6 days and some hours since the line issue was repaired , after 4 days latency dropped by around 15 ms

So i thought today i will restart modem and router , upload is now back to normal (2035.6 KB/sec ) latency is the same as before the restart BUT my ip profile has now dropped from 42.48 Mbps to 38.72 Mbps which seems strange

Would it be worth raising a low speed fault or should i just wait another week and hope for the best ?

It looks like you are now capped at exactly 40Mb sync speed as IP Profile is 96.79% of sync speed.

This may be a temporary measure that DLM will remove after a good few days of sustained stability.
However, it sometimes remained stuck & needs an engineer visit to get DLM reset to a wide open profile again.

In reply to a post by Bapteeed:

Also seeing alot of CCA failure > 1 second in the logs since the restart

Does anyone know what it means ?

I think it's attributable to the latest hub firmware http://community.bt.com/t5/Other-BB-Queries/Re-4-7-5...

I seen that but my wifi seems to work better