No, as neither PlusNet nor BT are LLU.

Just switched today from a TTB to BT

Got disconnected i changed username and i reconnected in under 25s to my new ISP

i'm using the same port i reckon so no DLM reset?

or the engineer is very fast in the cabinet lol

In reply to a post by lee111s:

No, as neither PlusNet nor BT are LLU.

So you're saying that a port change only occurs when LLU is involved?

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

It's BT that will be sending him the HH5 .

Oops, yeah.

Switching to or from LLU as I understand it.

Happy to be corrected.

Depends on if you are changing /migrating from /to a different BT open reach product or not

BT openreach FTTC products are, 80/20 55/10 40/10 & 40/2 though a regrade from 40/2 to 40/10 and or 40/10 to/55/10 may not trigger a DLM reset , But going from 80/20 to any of the others would, same if is reversed Also which DLM stability profile is used by the loosing and gaining isp could also trigger a dlm reset to some point, as the MTBE is different for each of the 3 available stability profiles

Also quite why Openreach would carry out any work at a street cab for BTW to LLU migrations i don't know, as all that changes on the FTTC side of things is the handover onto the different GEA cable link at the exchange the PTSN side of things would be changed at the exchange too, but the port in the FTTC cab wouldn't be touched

Edited by tommy45 (Thu 21-Apr-16 20:02:58)

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

Shifts between LLU to SMPF and vice versa usually trigger a port change, as its easiest way of handling the phone side of things.

Yes at the exchange & not in the FTTC cab, as a certain poster seems to think

That's handy

In reply to a post by tommy45:

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

Shifts between LLU to SMPF and vice versa usually trigger a port change, as its easiest way of handling the phone side of things.

Yes at the exchange & not in the FTTC cab, as a certain poster seems to think

If that's not the case then can it be explained why a number of customers who switch provider suddenly find there are no spare ports on the day of migration and they lose service (presumably because the port they were connected to is turned off? I've seen 10+ customers this year on the BT forums with thos exact issue.

I'm also not sure that an Openreach product change does always trigger a DLM reset. I always thougt it did, but again on the BT forums, a number of people on banded connections have recontracted their Infinity 1 for the new 55/10 service however, despite them losing sync in the early hours, they remain banded. It's happened to 3 or 4 people since it became available last Friday.

Edited by deleted (Thu 21-Apr-16 20:05:17)

In reply to a post by lee111s:

I've seen 10+ customers this year on the BT forums with thos exact issue.

Do you have a link for any of those handy?