Unfortunately not. Turned off everything but no joy at all.

Also, should G.INP have kicked in by now? It's been a week since my switch-over to BT from Plusnet.

Well I decided to power off the Billion 8800nl for 30 mins at about 19:52 last night. Turned it back on about about 30 mins as wife was moaning she needed internet for work.

I noticed that the noise has been negligible since I turned router off!

I think I might have a dodgy router - at least I hope that's what it is!! I bought an unlocked HG612 from eBay last night so time will tell.

I have just given the router a reboot to see if I can now regain my speed.

Edited by WelshWArrior (Tue 10-May-16 08:19:54)

I bought a HG612 off eBay and guess what? Errors are no longer! Its only been plugged in since about 9pm but its now past the usualy 22.30 noise return and still nothing.

Only thing is though, I've lost exactly 10meg off my sync speed. Before I unplugged the 8800nl, I was sync'd at 59Mbps and ow I' sync'd at 49MBps with the max. attainable also dropping from 10Mbps from 69Mbps to 59Mbps.

Any ideas why that is? Can I expect sync to go back up to what it should be now the noise is (hopefully!!) gone for good??

I did noticed that Interleaving when viewed online through MyDslWebStats is 969. Sounds high - is that normal??

Yes, interleaving depth on FTTC can often be into 4 figures, and interleaving also typically drops the sync by about 10Mbps.

Two things are strange though.

One, it is also normal for attainable to increase considerably when interleaving is introduced. In other words the sync and attainable move in opposite directions, and converge to very close together figures when it is removed. Both having fallen is unusual.

Two, I wonder why your weren't on interleaving using the Billion. Do you happen to know which make of FTTC cabinet you are on? Has your latency risen by 8ms?

Edit - I wonder if you were on G.INP and the modem swap has removed that? In which case it should return in time.

Edited by RobertoS (Wed 11-May-16 23:26:32)

Looking at my history on dslstats, it seems that interleaving has actually dropped from 1,123 before 9pm to the current 969. G.INP hasn't been on since my switch from Plusnet to BT on 25th April. That's when the DLM was reset, I dropped from 69Mbps to 59Mbps in actual sync and the issue began.

I am on a Huawei cab. Latency had already risen during the migration to 8ms. It is still 8ms.

If you ave access to MyDslWebStats, I'mTenbyBoy2