I wouldnt worry about full llu these days.

Funny enough tho I posted on plusnet yesterday that it wouldnt surprise me if aaisp eventually becomes the cheapest isp because they seem ok to sell a line rental that is similar to the wholesale price whilst everyone else is using it as a atm machine.

If it helps why I find it interesting I have spent a fair amount of time on LinkedIn recently - both searching for people to help a group out with front line support, and updating my own profile to reflect changes in my own experience.

Yours doesn't appear to refer to any of these projects/issues you've worked alongside major ISPs to resolve, and your work history is a little odd for someone with that skill set who has apparently been offered jobs by major telecommunications players.

Could do with some updating to sell yourself better if you do have these skills and this experience - I am contacted on a near-daily basis through the site so it's well worth the time.

Don't really use linkedin much, but I will bare that in mind, cheers for heads up.

In reply to a post by Chrysalis:

I wouldnt worry about full llu these days.

Funny enough tho I posted on plusnet yesterday that it wouldnt surprise me if aaisp eventually becomes the cheapest isp because they seem ok to sell a line rental that is similar to the wholesale price whilst everyone else is using it as a atm machine.

Never.

Is there a technical reason you have to go via P8 adsl to get to fibre? Another poster said Adam tried to setup the migration without going to adsl first but it failed

Not sure why it would

Edited by bobble_bob (Sat 25-Jul-15 16:16:30)

It was a Talktalk specific problem that tripped up other suppliers also. Claimed to be fixed now, so may work for P8 now.

interesting, didnt know linkedin is that useful for offers of employment.

I thought that was its main reason for existing.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

I thought that was its main reason for existing.

As did I. Job market is pretty hot right now. Yesterday alone I was reached out to by two recruiters.

SNR can be an 'issue' depending on skill set, current job, etc, but it's always interesting to see what's out there.

Another BBC & long distance test that shows no packet loss. I am beginning to think that packet loss on the TBB BQM is something to do with the route to the test
http://postimg.org/image/4qfekksjf/
http://postimg.org/image/mryjidmkb/

Edited by professor973 (Sat 25-Jul-15 23:15:04)