In reply to a post by XRaySpeX:

You are! You've got the wrong end of the stick. Can't you read?

In reply to a post by 4M2:

Yes, with partial LLU (SMPF) if it is available at your exchange using a TalkTalk reseller as your ISP.

and elsewhere!

More than a little rude that! Not what I would expect from contributors on this forum.

But thanks anyway.

Well, you needed a wake-up as you were continually ignoring numerous posters saying "TalkTalk reseller"

In reply to a post by XRaySpeX:

Well, you needed a wake-up as you were continually ignoring numerous posters saying "TalkTalk reseller"

I wasn't ignoring anything. I did not quite appreciate what was being discussed. But I do now and thank you for your wake-up call.

Right....

I've plugged my brain in now (honest).

Can't say that this looks very healthy! Though strangely enough, the connection looks not to have dropped.

http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa200/mikedowen/b...

1 noise spike in 45 minutes that did not cause a resync does not represent a problem from the view of the suppliers side of things...

I'm curious as to which service you are on now, that keeps flipping interleaving off/on? And how you are checking that it is doing this?

In reply to a post by MrBeeline:

Right....

I've plugged my brain in now (honest).

Can't say that this looks very healthy! Though strangely enough, the connection looks not to have dropped.

http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa200/mikedowen/b...

Check the sync speed graph for exactly the same time - if you get a dropout at exactly the same time then its more likely to be the router not responding to the request than a snr margin drop.

This is a specific example of a partial LLU reseller option being discussed:

Link

Also Xilo (Uno) may be an option as mentioned earlier.

Gary

Incoming phone calls can sometimes cause the connection to drop possibly due to a massive noise spike at the exchange. I had that problem after only about 6 ring tones on adslmax which I cured first by using the BT answer phone service, which cuts in after about 6 ring tones, then as a permanent cure (?) by switching ISP's and going to partial LLU with xilo/uno (still keeping my landline with BT on a one year contract.)

Have you eliminated incoming phone calls as a possible problem?

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

1 noise spike in 45 minutes that did not cause a resync does not represent a problem from the view of the suppliers side of things...

I'm curious as to which service you are on now, that keeps flipping interleaving off/on? And how you are checking that it is doing this?

It's now done the same thing twice more in the last two hours and these times it did appear to re-sync. Download speed rapidly getting lower!

Was on ADSL2+ (G.992.5). I now appear to be back on G.992.1 (which I'm assuming is ADSL1). This has happened while I nipped out to the shops.

As to Interleaving. The application Routerstats appears to say whether it's on or off. This agrees with DMT. The FEC count also indicates this and Interleave depth was reporting as 1, which I also assumed was "off". The ISP also confirmed that when my line was initially switched to ADSL2+ that Interleaving was on, then on the 30th... it switched it off. They then requested it switch back on.

Confused I am.

huwatkins


Sync speed graph also showed a drop to zero. Though as above post, I've had two more since and these did cause a re-sync. Now appear to be back on ADSL1. Whatever it is, it's getting worse!

Edited by MrBeeline (Mon 20-Feb-12 17:11:17)