Get a Photobucket account and upload them to that. Then give a link to the sklide show for the directory so we can work through the images. One link that works rather than twenty that don't.

ok sorry please try this link

http://s1274.photobucket.com/user/kevcasson/slidesho...

does this photobucket link work? i just set the account up.

Edited by deleted (Wed 24-Apr-13 22:28:31)

can see the slideshow.

So the black cable coming in feeds two sockets - the one it enters (TT) and the blue and white pair where the blue is trapped by the backplate against the box go to the Openreach branded one (BT) ? You can undo the two crosshead screws to see what's happening behind there.

How is the third (IDNet) line connected to the outside world ?

can you confirm the photobucket link is ok please?

since i changed to g.dmt i have all 3 lines running, they did drop when connecting each line but are back up and stable since last night. stats with all 3 lines up are.

TT
speed 3392 up 672 down
upstream noise 6 / output power 12 attenuation 31
downstream noise 3.5 / output power 19 attenuation 63

BT
speed 2400 up 672 down
upstream noise 7 / output power 16 attenuation 31
downstream noise 10 / output power 12 attenuation 59

IDnet
speed 5376 up 448 down
upstream noise 20 / output power 20 attenuation 31
downstream noise 7 / output power 12 attenuation 59


In fact just as i was getting those stats all lines started dropping at around 9:15am, i have had to disconnect TT and IDnet and BT became stable straight away, stats for BT running now are, i see the downstream noise is higher, does that mean anything?

BT
speed 3072 up 704 down
upstream noise 7 / output power 17 attenuation 31
downstream noise 14 / output power 12 attenuation 61

I know BT and IDnet were stable all night because i am using the Broadband Quuality Monitor on them as those 2 have static ip's
This is really doing my head in all i want is a stable broadband line and would be happy with 1 line and maybe another one as a backup but its no good if one going down causes the others to go down alao..

Would be nice to see all the terminations on the lines. A close up of the incoming black and the pairs in use could help identify locally split pairs.

The link to photobucket is fine.

ok i have added more photos as requested, use the same link

http://s1274.photobucket.com/user/kevcasson/slidesho...

how is the IDnet box connected to the outside world ?

The colour pairs in incoming cable are usually

orange / white
green / black

the pics are a bit small TBH

Edited by yarwell (Thu 25-Apr-13 23:39:44)

the box connections are

TT blue/white
IDnet green/white
BT blue/orange

i will upload the picture of the BT connection also

As i said at the start the weird thing is if one line loses sync and tries to reconnect it causes the other lines to drop also.

I tested this by leaving the router on and manual disconnect/connect of the phone wire on one line.

I just tested this again with a router reboot from the router config so i am not touching the power or any wires.

I had BT and IDnet connected, rebooted the BT router and the IDnet line lost connection.