DSLAM/MSAN type: IFTN:0xb204 / v0xb204

I'd say i'm jealous of the 206, but I have G.INP when they fully roll it out, then i'll start my complaints about how I have the old one .

In reply to a post by godsell4:

In reply to a post by WWWombat:

It looks like someone (probably a lot of someones) at BT miscalculated the impact of ECI modems on Huawei cabinets -perhaps believing the ECI modems only existed on ECI cabinets. Result: carnage.

I think BTO must also have a large job lot of ECI modems, everyone around here who has had FTTC enabled has been given the ECI modem. And we are all on Huawei cabinets.

Funny you say that, I have never had anything but ECI no matter where I've done an install for someone. And all the ones I've "acquired" from engineers (which is coming in increasingly handy now they're in short supply) are ECI too!

since 206 is not a requirement for g.inp I have no idea what it the update fixes, I have observed no improvements to error or sync rates tho, so better to have 204 with g.inp than 206 without

Three ECI users now have G.INP showing on https://www.mydslwebstats.co.uk/

Five now

Edited by deleted (Thu 17-Mar-16 11:51:39)

Its nice to see them finally deploying g.inp, does anyone know if it's going to be for all cabinets and as I am on pulse8 who are a talk talk business reseller would I also be able to get g.inp?

The cabinets are owned by Openreach so it should be on all cabinets soon.

Is your cabinet an ECI or a Huawei?

Does your modem support G.INP?

It was enabled on my line about 20 mins ago along with drop in sync.

My cabinet is ECI and I have a netgear D7000 router which looks to support vectoring and g.inp according to http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2016/01/2016-up...

Edited by deleted (Thu 17-Mar-16 12:11:05)

Yes, I think it does too. You should be good for G.INP when it gets rolled out to your cab