Yeah, you're on Interleaving+INP. Once G.INP activates, you'll see a speed increase, hopefully back to where you were before the fault occurred.

Edited by deleted (Tue 12-Jun-18 15:29:42)

Finger crossed!

So, I should expect G.INP to reactivate given the stats I provided in the first post?

Eventually, yes. When it will, is unknown.

Edited by deleted (Tue 12-Jun-18 16:33:08)

I have a feeling holding one's breath isn't advised?

Naa, trust me, watching and waiting for it to happen just doesn't help or speed it up. XD

So, resync at 3am and looks like speed has boosted to 67705 with a max attainable still of 67767

G.INP has enabled, but still v disappointed my speed is way below the 79999 I had with a max attainable of 88000 prior to the fault.

Hoping for further improvements, I'm not convinced I'll see any now I'm hitting the max.

Link for stats image Stats 130618

Edited by deleted (Wed 13-Jun-18 09:36:53)

What noise margin did it re-sync at?

Current SNR Margin is 6.4 down

That's good. It suggests that it reconnected at 6dB when it was slightly noisy. Now G.INP is active it will (probably) be a couple of weeks or so before DLM decides to lower it to 5dB, then a few days to drop to 4dB then 3dB. Assuming the error rates don't prevent it.

Each 1dB drop gives well over 1Mbps more sync.

I've had a couple of spells where the first drop has happened on on the night when DSLStats is showing 23 days and a few hours since last sync.

As MrSaffron said earlier, we can't be certain you will ever get back your previous speed. It only takes one extra FTTC connection at the cabinet to take off anything up to 10Mbps due to crosstalk. It may be the first one after yours, or years later. It depends on many things, an important one being the proximity of the noisy line to yours on the route from cabinet to you.

It doesn't even need to be a "noisy" line as such, just a connection running close to yours gives crosstalk.

Edited by RobertoS (Wed 13-Jun-18 13:02:49)

Understood, but still massively frustrating