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Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 08-Apr-17 15:48:29

G.INP has given me another 10m in sync

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G.INP kicked in today and my sync has gone from 46 to 54 very near the attainable. Margin is about 6.2db didn't think I would get a 9m rise.

Tim
www.uno.net.uk & freenetname
Asus DSL-N55U and TP-Link WD9970 on 80 Meg LLU Fibre
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RobertoS
(elder) Sat 08-Apr-17 15:52:02

Re: G.INP has given me another 10m in sync

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Nope

. That sounds about right.

Luvly, innit!

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Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 08-Apr-17 16:52:31

Re: G.INP has given me another 10m in sync

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Yes strange thing was I was synced at 54 but only getting 44 download so rebooted into another OS to check and the same. So rebooted router and bam 53 download, do TTB have a profiling system?

Tim
www.uno.net.uk & freenetname
Asus DSL-N55U and TP-Link WD9970 on 80 Meg LLU Fibre
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/button/14910...

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(deleted) Sat 08-Apr-17 17:43:44

Re: G.INP has given me another 10m in sync

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Haha! That's great news!

RobertoS
(elder) Sat 08-Apr-17 18:23:28

Re: G.INP has given me another 10m in sync

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They certainly don't have a published one like BT Wholesale, but all providers are supposed to have a system to prevent traffic from their inhouse routers reaching the DSLAM/MSAN faster that it can go down your line. In other words, prevent it arriving above your sync rate after allowing for the xDSL overheads that take up some of it.

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(deleted) Sat 08-Apr-17 18:26:40

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Yeah, as IIRC it would cause exchange bottlenecks and line instability.

Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 08-Apr-17 19:18:46

Re: G.INP has given me another 10m in sync

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Thanks.

Tim
www.uno.net.uk & freenetname
Asus DSL-N55U and TP-Link WD9970 on 80 Meg LLU Fibre
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/button/14910...

Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 08-Apr-17 19:30:51

Re: G.INP has given me another 10m in sync

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Does Upstream G.INP ever get enabled?

Tim
www.uno.net.uk & freenetname
Asus DSL-N55U and TP-Link WD9970 on 80 Meg LLU Fibre
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/results.html...

RobertoS
(elder) Sat 08-Apr-17 19:54:51

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Not at the moment. IIRC it was upstream that threw the ECI cabinets first, so they disabled it for both those and Huawei, then discovered it still didn't work properly on ECI. Perhaps that showed them a Huawei problem as well.

Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 08-Apr-17 20:40:58

Re: G.INP has given me another 10m in sync

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One thing for sure with the increase in speed it don't take long to wizz down a Windows ISO.

Tim
www.uno.net.uk & freenetname
Asus DSL-N55U and TP-Link WD9970 on 80 Meg LLU Fibre
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/results.html...

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