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Michael_Chare
(fountain of knowledge) Mon 18-Sep-17 23:22:35

What determines whether g.inp is enabled?

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What determines whether g.inp is enabled? Is it a setting on a router that supports g.inp or is it the cabinet equipment perhaps depending on the quality of the connection, or something else?

Michael Chare

Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 19-Sep-17 00:11:34

Re: What determines whether g.inp is enabled?

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DLM decides based on the amount of errored seconds the line sees. G.INP is enabled at cabinet side.

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MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 19-Sep-17 07:56:11

Re: What determines whether g.inp is enabled?

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cabinet decides via the DLM algorithm but also needs your broadband modem to support G.INP

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Michael_Chare
(fountain of knowledge) Tue 19-Sep-17 11:25:06

Re: What determines whether g.inp is enabled?

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Thanks for all the replies which explain why it is not being used on my connection, and why I could not find a setting on the router to turn on.

Michael Chare

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