But 'seeing' it from an exchange based TDR is very unlikely, and still won't show if there is or isn't an SSFP on the NTE.

Just had a look at the availability checker again and is showing more things i don't understand

https://ibb.co/e6pBUa

Its showing something called VRI, NTEFaceplate and date last tested. Not to sure what VRI means, tried googling it but couldn't find much.

Voice Re-Injection

VRI ... pass ??

I do know they are increasingly asking for more data about lines we visit, what type, location, and is there an SSFP fitted.

I'm not to sure what SSFP means.

I'm on adsl2+ if that's what you mean by type. And my exchange is WSLON.

Edit. Had a google of SSFP, It came up with a bunch of faceplates. I use this one
https://www.run-it-direct.co.uk/images/VDSLMk4front.jpg

Edited by deleted (Sun 16-Jul-17 13:47:48)

SSFP Is service specific face plate.

Mine has N for all 3 and says it was last checked the day after yours. Not sure how they checked them as they certainly haven't been to the house or done any visible work on the line. If NTEFaceplate is whether there is a BT fitted NTE with built in filter then mine was installed by a BT engineer when installs were still always done by engineers (no self installs available).

Perhaps everyone's show as no until bt/openreach get the info they need? I'm not sure though.

Not had an openreach guy at my home in years so not sure how they got the info either. Did have a sky man over last year fitting a faceplate but that's it.