G.Inp - Easy Way to Tell?

Is there an easy way to tell if this tech is enabled on a FTTC Connection?

I have a locked 612, a Home Hub 4 and a Sam Knows (TP-Link) White Box connected.

With a locked modem no.

If you monitor latency on a BQM has it suddenly risen... have speeds drop a few mb?

Other than that best thing to do is unlock the modem... if your not noticing any issues then don't worry about it and all will be done automatically upon requirement.

While indicators both those things can happen on a connection through the normal activity of the DLM

Looks like a bit of work my end then.

Wonder how long it will take me to brick the modem. lol..

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

While indicators both those things can happen on a connection through the normal activity of the DLM

yes I agree so it's not too easy to notice it...

In reply to a post by azrael316:

Looks like a bit of work my end then.

Wonder how long it will take me to brick the modem. lol..

Yes...

As I said before unless it is causing any great issue to yourself then just leave it to do its thing.

More curiosity.

Been seeing some odd dips in speed recently and was wondering if G.Inp might be the reason.

Its probably not, but if its not then I need to look elsewhere for the culprit.

No I don't believe that will be G.INP related but then we don't know all the facts about G.INP yet..

However the issue could be further afield ... May I ask who your Broadband provider is....

I've had similar issues due to "what is now being called congestion of the gateways"

I am with Plusnet.

Had no issues really, just over the last 2 weeks things have been more than a little "unstable".