Cross feed - as in you are sharing the line with a neighbour? Would be readily apparent on the voice side, and unlikely, a source of external RF interference is more likely.

Just to update, since putting the router on a UPS, the line hasn't dropped since.

However, I have noticed that the line rate is just on the cusp of what is considered to be an impacted line.

The engineers did say that the line runs underground from the PCP to the CP with joints outside each property (bridge taps?).

There's no way to replace it either as the cable isn't ducted (so they say).

That could be down to DLM interventions due to the resyncs.

I don't believe so when the downstream noise margin is 6db.

Interleaving and G.INP both retain the 6dB margin. Interleaving on FTTC easily drops the sync speed by 8-11Mps.

Edited by RobertoS (Mon 23-Jan-17 16:17:43)

Bridge tap means a length of wire running off in a third direction, an underground joint would not be a bridge tap.

Rejointing every line outside every property it passes sounds odd too. You probably have a joint outside yours, but only way to know is access to BT line records and even then some stuff is missing

The SFI engineers that have visited the property in regards to the disconnections suggest this is the case, they explicitly stated that there is no way to get the D-side cable renewed or that there is any spare capacity.

Edited by deleted (Mon 23-Jan-17 16:38:34)