Anyone on the 3db SNRM yet?

Some reports on another forum.

Some appear to be popping up on MyDslWebStats

Also, it makes no difference whether you're on an ECI or Huawei cab, too.

Edited by deleted (Sun 17-Apr-16 19:12:41)

why is there a NDA on this?

openreach have a monopoly its not as if there is a competitor to take advantage of it.

Also is the NDA openreach side or the CP side?

Edited by Chrysalis (Sun 17-Apr-16 17:44:04)

Was there ever an official declaration about the BT Wholesale ADSLx one getting 3dB?

There isn't an NDA. I'm just not sure what I'd be allowed to say. I don't know what's in the public domain and what isn't, best to only say what people will figure out of their own accord.

But back to the SNR, it can be 3dB, 4dB or 5dB. It doesn't have to jump right down to 3. It'll depend on the line. Obviously if your line is already on 10dB or higher it seems unlikely you'd ever see any benefit from this trial, DLM won't suddenly reduce the SNR to under 6 just because you happen to be in a trial area.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Was there ever an official declaration about the BT Wholesale ADSLx one getting 3dB?

I don't believe there was, no.

Edited by deleted (Sun 17-Apr-16 17:49:30)

People should understand you are essentially leaking confidential information that could result in someone losing their job or being prosecuted.

thanks for confirming on the NDA.

In terms of what you are allowed to say obviously I wouldnt say anything because it seems an industry wide expectation to keep all this hush hush, and you dont want to lose your job over it.

There's nothing wrong with leaving little crumbs and letting people figure things out themselves. Sometimes they'll get it wrong sometimes they'll be spot on.

I guess that if the 3dB (4dB, 5dB) setting causes trouble and people raise a fault, it will be removed and the 6dB setting will be re-instated in much the same way that the g.inp ECI rollout was