A friend of mine has been trying to get broadband since January. He doesnt live a long way from the exchange but his telephone line was in a bad way and couldnt support broaband. After nearly a year of phones calls to his ISP etc etc, BT attended site and performed some work to rectify the problem, they were up poles and and all sorts. His ISP, Wanadoo, have informed him his line is now ready to support broaband and was active so I tried to set it up for him but couldnt get his router or USB modem to sync.
A phone call to Wanadoo confirmed that they have activated the line but couldnt do a line test for 5 working days due to some sort of system issue (AKA Christmas).
Thats the background, on checking the line on the BT checker and http://www.prodigynet.co.uk/menu.php?page=support/adsllinecheck I get the following
BT Checker:
Check availability - results
Note: Our Records indicate that you have a product or service supplied to this line that is currently incompatible with broadband. You will need to have the product or service ceased before broadband could be provided. If you place an order before the incompatible product or service has been ceased then the order will be rejected.
Prodigynet:
Line status
This line has a Shared Metalic Path Facility (SMPF) on it - either the broadband or phone service utilises an LLU service while BT provides the other service normally.
Current Service Provider : <Please login for this feature>
These results seem rather bizzare, the prodigy checker mentions only 1 Dslam at his exchange so I assume it doesnt have LLU either, can anyone make any sense of this for me?
Many Thanks,
Paul



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