In reply to a post by Apprentice:

Don't think you can get a 1520 Kbps Upstream connection using plain G.DMT / G.992.1

I didn't spot that - max of 1Mbps only on plain ADSL so it can't be that.

http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/technical/t/3864162...

Yeap, if it affects your neighbours also, then it will be a fault possibly at the DP. What were your stats before the power cut? Has your attenuation changed at all? If it affects both your lines then i'm pretty sure the ISP are not at fault here.

I belive the stats was roughtly the same apart from the downstream connection which was on both well over 12000kpbs mark.. can i ask what is dp ?

distribution point, the green cabinet. Does it affect your neighbours?

In reply to a post by BuckleZ:

.... Does it affect your neighbours?

Answering that may immediately pinpoint the problem..... But he seems a little coy about it.

In reply to a post by Deadbeat:

In reply to a post by BuckleZ:

.... Does it affect your neighbours?

Answering that may immediately pinpoint the problem..... But he seems a little coy about it.

I've noticed it's been asked a few times and ignored each time. I'm guessing it does, and if it does it's a fault on BT's end

In reply to a post by ryansumm:

I belive the stats was roughtly the same apart from the downstream connection which was on both well over 12000kpbs mark

Impossible. The attenuation is too high.

Yep.... About 9M max on ADSL2+ and about 7M max on ADSL.

Possibly the line stats have changed since the power cut? I wish the OP would give a little more information if he's looking for assistance