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Hi everyone, as above, I am connecting to the internet at 4,512 Kbps which sets my IP profile at 3500. Is there anyway to bump this up slightly to 4,544 Kbps which give me the higher IP profile of 4 Mbps? A mere 32 Kbps is the difference between the next jump, aragh! Thanks guys!
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Try the test socket
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HI
Quote I am connecting to the internet at 4,512 Kbps which sets my IP profile at 3500.
How often are you connecting .? The best way to try to increase your synch is to reconnect when your SNR margin is at its Highest . However connection speed isn't everything . A stable line is also to be considered . please post your stats to see what the room for improvement there is .
Regards Jeff
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I don't reset the router very often. It can go for weeks without being turned off or sometimes only days.
ADSL line status
Connection Information
Line state Connected
Connection time 2 days, 11:32:23
Downstream 4,512 Kbps
Upstream 448 Kbps
ADSL Settings
VPI/VCI 0/38
Type PPPoA
Modulation G.992.1 Annex A
Latency type Interleaved
Noise margin (Down/Up) 7.4 dB / 24.0 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up) 53.4 dB / 31.5 dB
Output power (Down/Up) 7.1 dBm / 1.8 dBm
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote) 0 / 0
Loss of Signal (Local/Remote) 0 / 0
Loss of Power (Local/Remote) 0 / 0
FEC Errors (Down/Up) 15116 / 158
CRC Errors (Down/Up) 1465 / 13
HEC Errors (Down/Up) 6714 / 17
Error Seconds (Local/Remote) 239 / 22
When is the best time to reconnect?
Cheers!
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In reply to a post by Anonymous:
Join a LLU ISP
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This seems to be a popular answer recently!
Unfortunately most of us can't get an LLU connection...
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This seems to be a popular answer recently!
Unfortunately most of us can't get an LLU connection...
Well that is the only way you can avoid line profiling...... That or Virgin Media
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Hi
with your attenuation you could expect your synch speed to be about 4128Kbps so it looks as if you are about as good as you can get .Your line length is about 3.9 Km. The only way to increase synch would be to tweak the Target SNR down a little .
The output power seems odd Output power (Down/Up) 7.1 dBm / 1.8 dBm
If your router is compatible you could try this tool see link below .
http://vwlowen.co.uk/internet/files.htm. It has a facility to tweak Target SNR. this application does not need installing .It is very usefull as a diagnostic tool . Shows various statistics in a graphical form .
Or you can use the DMT tool from this link .
http://dmt.mhilfe.de/
you have to flash your router with this firmware (if router is compatible .)
http://dmt.mhilfe.de/
Regards Jeff
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In reply to a post by Anonymous:
Cheers!
Usually between 11am and 2pm. During the summer perhaps 8am-5pm, but that can actually depend on what time neighbours switch their modem/router on - I lose about 200kbps sync if the chap across the road connected to the same pole is on!
Next time you reconnect check/record the stats immediately before and after. (Then post them). That will tell us a bit more about your line.
As you know about the link between sync and profile, I assume you know that if you get 4544+ then such a small increase will probably need the full 4-5 days for the profile to rise.
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In reply to a post by Anonymous:
Cheers!
Usually between 11am and 2pm. During the summer perhaps 8am-5pm
Not sure I'd entirely agree... best way is to keep a tab open on your router's stats page, and check your SNR every 10-15 minutes or so for a few days.
That way you'll get a feel for how it behaves during the day, and when it's worth forcing a re-sync when the SNR drifts up to a higher value.
Got myself an extra 2Mbps (and 1000Kbps on my profile after a few days) when I moved to ADSL2+ by doing that 
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