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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 14:16:04
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And again I would agree with you but the first engineer said crosstalk was very low frown
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 14:30:56
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Try and find out how many customers are connected to the cabinet next time.
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 14:34:54
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Try and find out how many customers are connected to the cabinet next time.


Okay I will assume that is the cause of that but the disconnection issue remains.


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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 17:34:29
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In reply to a post by arobertson545:
The guy yesterday said "I live the same distance from the cabinet and get less than you.."

I'm sorry but if I know the line can support 52Mb (it did error a lot but besides the point) then I don't see why I should accept 12Mb less.
Because your estimate was less than 52 Mbps.
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 17:41:42
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Because your estimate was less than 52 Mbps.


But either way, the connection dropping issue must be fixed.
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 17:55:46
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How would I find my initial speed estimate?
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 17:59:52
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Because your estimate was less than 52 Mbps.


You're right, it was 47Mb.
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 19:09:19
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I'd be inclined to live with it assuming G.INP does it's stuff, if TT don't succeed in getting OR to fix the problem. You could always switch to AAISP to see if they can knock some sense into OR.
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 19:10:00
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I'd be inclined to live with it assuming G.INP does it's stuff, if TT don't succeed in getting OR to fix the problem. You could always switch to AAISP to see if they can knock some sense into OR.


I won't be living with the dropping connection thanks! smile
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jul-15 19:23:14
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True, DLM will keep lowering your speed cap until the disconnections stop. Then, when it gets too low, I expect OR will have to take some action.
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