What is INTR?

When I've used the appropriate ctl command in Windows to get the stats from my Billion 7800 ADSL router, amongst the initial pieces of information that it lists is a Channel set of figures for the upstream and downstream rates. Those figures are preceeded by "INTR". Does this stand for "Interleaved Rate"? If so, and if I were running on Fast Rate instead, what would be the abbreviation? FASTR? FSTR?

This post should answer things:

http://www.billion.uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=...

Thanks, that does help, as the Channel line (so to speak) in that first example shows FAST. So, by inference, one would think that INTR must mean "Interleaved Rate".

I've looked through that thread in detail but there's no specific answer given to the questioner's query about Fast/Interleaved.

When you telnet in the requisite stats command to the 7800 (and to many other routers), it seems that the first line of speed figures presented are the maximum achievable up and down speeds, and the second line displays the actual speeds in use, and includes the mode (Fast or Interleaved).

Poor sod in that thread who expects his new build wiring to be OK .

I wonder if he got things sorted.

He should have spent a bit more and bought a trillion.

They cost like 1000x more.