So, DLM cannot disabled as a request?

In reply to a post by adslmax:

Arrrrgggg my FTTC 79999k (fast path) reduced to 72946k (interleaved) earlier this morning for the very first time since FTTC activated last February 2014. My fault really because I swapping over modem about 3 or 4 times yesterday.

Question is how long will the EVIL DLM going to put my line back on fast path with maximum sync.

Here is screenshot of DLM Interleaved below:
http://s5.postimg.org/osnwr6rdz/BTOpenreach_Modem_DL...

High ping and not happy with speed overall:
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/results.html...

I HATE U DLM

Aww, i feel so sorry for you. you lost a little bit of speed.

In reply to a post by zyborg47:

Aww, i feel so sorry for you. you lost a little bit of speed.

No, my speed now back at 79999K

Edited by adslmax (Sat 27-Sep-14 18:07:05)

Post deleted by adslmax

Nope.

And on the Openreach DLM which you are, neither can interleaving.

So, I take it as everybody who are on FTTC / FTTP / FTTPoD will be controlled by openreach DLM at all the times 24/7/365 days a year

Edited by adslmax (Sat 27-Sep-14 18:51:05)

Don't know enough about FTTP and FTTPoD, but I doubt if they have the Openreach one controlling the line. Different technology altogether from copper xDSL. They'll still have the IP Profile part of the BT Wholesale one.

Re FTTC, yes - if the modem is sync'ed.

In reply to a post by pcoventry76:

There is a guy on the Plusnet forums who rang up because he lost ADSL for 5 minutes.

Takes all sorts

Crazy, I was without broadband for a hour on Saturday and all my video viewing is via broadband. I just read a book instead.

i do not think I would worry about a bit of a drop in speed, not at the speed ADSLMAX have got anyway, if you are getting say only 5 and it drops to 2-3 then that is a different thing.

It seems we want everything as fast as we can, even if we do not use the speed we have got.