Yes, thanks Roberto. TBH I try not to re cycle the router unless it blocks all wireless and wired connection to it as the speed doesnt recover that quickly.

I was under the impression LLU service (which I was on as a Xilo \ Uno customer before moving to there BE reseller product) should not suffer from BT's DSLAM(?) profiling.

Well, it doesnt seem to work that way for me. In the past I have recycled the router only for it to synch at a lower speed.

And because my speed has suddenlt dropped from the vastly improved 7 meg to 3.2meg, Im reluctant to recycle right now in case it goes lower.

I just wish my area had of been cabled as I would jack BT's rubbish off pronto.

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In reply to a post by ARD:

You might be interested in my story:

http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/aaisp/t/4009184-aai...

I left IDNet for AAISP in April- something I'd never imagined having to do. My new provider got BT moving. Unfortunately, the problem began all over again in September but AAISP got behind BT. An SFI engineer spent 4-5 hours between my property the cabinet and the exchange. I have not been charged a penny by AA or BT.

Good luck

Hi mate. AAISP were one of the isp's I used but I found them very expensive. I was drawn to their promise to resolve problems other isp's dont but imo, they didnt resolve my issues either.

LLU does not have profiling, but when a modem resyncs to a low speed due to noise it will stay at low speed until you do something about it, i.e. power cycle the router

OK I'll recycle and see what happens.

Re synched at 6.9meg thankfully!! Noise margin down to 3.3db