The Noise Margin of 5.8 indicates the presence of noise on your connection which is something to keep your eye on.
I wonder if Routerstats is able to monitor the HH5?

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I wonder if Routerstats is able to monitor the HH5?

They're still a bit pricey on ebay for me to be able to justify getting one but, if they're locked down as tight as the HH3 (which seems likely), it'll need a dedicated option in RouterStatsHub....no plans to add it yet though!

John.

Don't think routerstats plays ball with any HH's other than 3. Since I made the switch (OK HH3 was a PITA) but never had a problem with HH4 other than minor disconnects (although they we're due to powercuts we have had as there been quite a few of them recently) if anything the power cuts have boosted my connection at times as this is what I was getting when I started way back in june:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/2752041983.png

and took this with the HH5 a few seconds ago:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3120049170.png

I will monitor if anything does start going funny but so far no problems.............

Is it possible to extract the info from the web page in the GUI on the Homehub5, or is the login going to be the problem?

IMO the only thing worth checking speedwise is the IP Profile. Obviously, monitoring the SNRM and the sync speed 24*7 is the other thing..

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Obviously, monitoring the SNRM and the sync speed 24*7 is the other thing..

I don't think the HH4 (and presumably HH5) has any real-time read out of the current SNRM value.

This thread is about the HH5. Where do you think the stats come from then?

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This thread is about the HH5. Where do you think the stats come from then?

Possibly from the support desk diagnostics page or whatever they call it. I'll have to check the HH4 again to see if those stats are there. I know the HH4 logs the SNRM in the event log at first connection, so I wonder if the HH5 stats for SNRM are static or update on every page refresh.

Given that one is showing 5.8dB I assume it's fallen back from the target at sync time.

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Given that one is showing 5.8dB I assume it's fallen back from the target at sync time.

Quite possible.