Even if you do get the profile, don't be surprised if its a load of [censored]. I mean its showing a profile of 958 Mb/s on my 330/50 FTTP line. Yeah right....[rolls eyes]

https://www.imageupload.net/image/55353535353.8CRL8

Edited by baby_frogmella (Mon 23-Dec-19 19:17:00)

In reply to a post by baby_frogmella:

Even if you do get the profile, don't be surprised if its a load of [censored]. I mean its showing a profile of 958 Mb/s on my 330/50 FTTP line. Yeah right....[rolls eyes]

https://www.imageupload.net/image/55353535353.8CRL8

hahaha maybe You are ready to have 950/50 FTTP for your xmas day

In reply to a post by baby_frogmella:

Even if you do get the profile, don't be surprised if its a load of [censored]. I mean its showing a profile of 958 Mb/s on my 330/50 FTTP line. Yeah right....[rolls eyes]

https://www.imageupload.net/image/55353535353.8CRL8

Maybe they no longer need IP Profiles on some tiers, or are having some issues with the telemetry they get from some OLTs, if they actually get any?

EDIT: They don't get any related to speed. They are expected to handle this themselves upstream of Openreach. Openreach also shape, however the CP should be shaping outbound, not just relying on Openreach's inbound shaping. Hopefully they are despite the strange number on the IP Profile!

Openreach do not shape upstream apart from on the PON. CPs expected to have inbound shaping to deal with this but not necessary.

Edited by CarlTSpeak (Thu 26-Dec-19 15:34:56)

In reply to a post by CarlTSpeak:

They are expected to handle this themselves upstream of Openreach. Openreach also shape, however the CP should be shaping outbound, not just relying on Openreach's inbound shaping. Hopefully they are despite the strange number on the IP Profile!

Openreach do not shape upstream apart from on the PON. CPs expected to have inbound shaping to deal with this but not necessary.

Hi Carl

I really wish I understood what you was saying, any chance you could say it in a way a layman would understand please