Do these stats look healthy

My router seems to produce more errors of late than it used t0.
This link gives my latest telnet data. Could someone, please, give me their opinion and suggest a probable cause, might the router be on the blink?

Speeds OK but errors high. Over 1 ES per sec uptime.

Was it about 2.5 days since you last rebooted router? Best to measure errors rates from a hard reboot.

Only cause I can suggest is noisy line.

But what is actual performance experience? Sometimes one can look at error stats and worry unnecessarily when there is nowt wrong with actual use.

Not sure as happened whilst asleep. Monitoring prog I used has entry "IP address is now xx.xx.xx.xx", and graphs show no evidence of disconnection. Event could have been between sampling points.

Sounds thick to ask, but what precisely, do you mean by "performance experience?

Edited by deleted (Mon 14-Oct-13 07:22:04)

Download/Upload speeds are fine?
Ping is fine?

No package loss (ie pages not loading or taking long amounts of time to load)

Ping 35ms Down 560 Mbps Up 0.65Mbps

This afternoon there was a resync. Here are the telnet stats taken soon afterward for comparison.
xdsl info expand=enabled
Physical Layer Statistics:

Modem state: up
Up time (Days hh:mm:ss): 0 days, 0:14:52
xDSL Standard: ITU-T G.992.5
xDSL Annex: Annex A
Channel Mode: Interleaved

Number of reset: 24

Chipset Vendor info (G.994.1): Local Remote
Country code: B500 B500
ID: BDCM IFTN
Specific: 0000 71C8

System Vendor info (showtime): Local Remote
Country code: 0F00 0000
ID: TMMB ----
Specific: 3C61 0000

Bearers generic info DS US
Payload rate [Kbps]: 6653 832
Attenuation [dB]: 47.5 26.2
Margins [dB]: 6.1 8.3
Output power [dBm]: 0.0 12.7

Number of bearers: 1
Bearer 0 DS US
INP [DMT symbols]: 2.11 2.11
Delay [ms]: 7.79 8.00
Depth []: 128 0.00
R: 8 0

G.997.1 Statistics (Current):

Failures:
Line failures Near end
Loss of signal (LOS): 24
Loss of frame (LOF): 216
Loss of power (LPR): 0

Performance monitoring:
Line PM: Near end
Error second (ES): 296820

Channel PM: Near end Far end
Bearer 0:
Code Violation (CV): 1 220
FEC: 733 17546

ATM data path PM: Near end Far end
Bearer 0:
HEC violation count (HEC): 1 N/A

G.997.1 Statistics (last 15 minutes):

Failures:
Line failures Near end
Loss of signal (LOS): 0
Loss of frame (LOF): 0
Loss of power (LPR): 0

Performance monitoring:
Line PM: Near end
Error second (ES): 0

Channel PM: Near end Far end
Bearer 0:
Code Violation (CV): 1 220
FEC: 733 17546

ATM data path PM: Near end Far end
Bearer 0:
HEC violation count (HEC): 1 N/A

G.997.1 Statistics (last 24 hours):

Failures:
Line failures Near end
Loss of signal (LOS): 6
Loss of frame (LOF): 54
Loss of power (LPR): 0

Performance monitoring:
Line PM: Near end
Error second (ES): 55619

Channel PM: Near end Far end
Bearer 0:
Code Violation (CV): 1 220
FEC: 733 17546

ATM data path PM: Near end Far end
Bearer 0:
HEC violation count (HEC): 1 N/A

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Funnily it happened round the time I received a call to the landline, but upstream SNR antics do happen at other times too.

Speeds OK but errors still high.

I meant what is your actual experience of your connection's responsiveness.

Don't see any upstream SNR antics. 8.3 is much the same as 8.5.

Is that supposed to be 5.60Mbps?