To be fair Bob, this is a storm in a tea cup.

If required, they will be used, if not required they will be recovered. Most provision tasks have a note on them these days stating to check for FTTC jumpers. If not checked, then this could leave the punter with no adsl service.

As mentioned, why this needs to be on a checker the public use is beyond me.

In reply to a post by Zarjaz:

As mentioned, why this needs to be on a checker the public use is beyond me.

I suggest you ask BT Wholesale.

CBA Batboy

Looks like you'll never know, then.

In reply to a post by Zarjaz:

To be fair Bob, this is a storm in a tea cup.

If required, they will be used, if not required they will be recovered. Most provision tasks have a note on them these days stating to check for FTTC jumpers. If not checked, then this could leave the punter with no adsl service.

As mentioned, why this needs to be on a checker the public use is beyond me.

I think it could be that many ISP checkers work from the same database, and it could be useful information for their provisioning teams. There may even be a BT Wholesale "installation" price implication.

Edited by RobertoS (Mon 18-May-15 15:01:10)

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

A touchscreen typo FoD2

Oooh
I gather that would be for the last little bit of copper replacement?

Paul

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

In reply to a post by Banger:

Never had FTTC and I have the jumper message.

That they are in place, or that they are not? What exactly does it say?

Your wooly jumpers are not in place as its summer.

That's what we'd expect then. Your original post could have meant yours said they were in place.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

In reply to a post by Icaras:

Yeah you're right! A line that has never had ADSL FTTC(?) will not have the left in jumpers message.

What the hell is wrong with me at the moment?! Haha yeah that's what I meant!

A line that has never had FTTC will not have the left in jumpers message.

At last we completely agree .