Lost 7mbs on Inifintiy 2 overnight

Sometime between midnight & 6am the HH5 reset and reduced my data rate as follows

6. Data Rate: 19999 / 65664
7. Maximum Data Rate: 28601 / 78290
8. Noise Margin: 15.5 / 6.1
9. Line Attenuation: 0.0 / 15.2
10. Signal Attenuation: 0.0 / 0.0

Not sure what has happened but Sam Knows is reporting an increase in Latency of 6ms to 21.7ms. current speeds 59mbs was 66.7mbs

There were no thunderstorms last night (were early saturday morning) & Zens Status pages shows no BT work on my exchange.

Edited by blfamily (Sun 05-Jul-15 19:19:46)

most likely the storms took your ES (or disconnects) over the DLM threshold and you have had interleaving applied.

Although DLM is supposed to be intelligent enough to ignore thunderstorms.

Are you on Zen or BT ? (this is not the Zen forum)

I am on Zen, I am 110 meters from the cabinet and in 18 months have not had a single disconnect or resynch.

At 02.16 hrs 05/07/15 the modem lost connection, fast path went to interleaving and my pings went from 8ms to 25ms, also lost 4mbs off the synch.

There were definitely no thunderstorms here that night/morning.

I'm on BT. As you had a similar problem as me then more likely BT playing around then?

Great, but 24hrs later?
This is so annoying

Openreach are currently rolling out G.INP II which could affect you if you are connected to a Huawei cab.

I am on an ECI cabinet and had a clean , almost zero errors line, so G.INP shouldn't affect my connection should it?

Same here. I'm on an ECI cabinet so I don't expect G.INP to have any effect on my speeds / pings unless the ECI cabinet has been upgraded.

My Home Hub 5A's firmware was upgraded to 4.7.5.1.83.8.204.1.11 (Type A) Last updated 05/07/15 and my speed decreased from 50Mbps down to 42. Latency increased from 10ms to 18 after the router rebooted. I'll give it a couple of weeks to see if it recovers.

I don't think the new firmware is anything to do with G.INP as evidenced here - http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/bt/t/4414146-hh5a-n...

I imagine it fixes something else, probably their hopeless attempt to introduce power saving as directed by the EU.

I am
may as well go back to ADSL+ at this rate