Which ISP if any?

Are there any ISPs out there who dont find it to big an issue to turn off INTERLEAVING?

There is no need for it yet for some reason it always gets activated even though I have a superb line and live within 100 metres from exchange...

Please help guys/gals.

Thanks in advance

Be if you can get it allow you to control it yourself on their top two packages but a phone call also gets another form of error checking turned off.

Newnet certainly, IDNet and Zen I expect are no trouble.

Edit - But that upload looks low for a "superb" line.

Edited by RobertoS (Fri 13-Feb-09 16:51:14)

Add UK Online and Entanet to Roberto's list, though with BT Wholesale ISPs the problem is the ISP persuading BTW to do it rather than the ISP themselves.
Who are you with at the moment to get that download rate?

Regards,
Steve

My line is excellant and I am a stones throw away from my exchange yet Interleaving is on!! I had AOL turn it off a few years back and now TT have taken my connection they say no as it must be needed if it has been applied. I get nowhere.

Since all this AOL/TT changeover and them moving me to the TT connection I have had nothing but probs... Speed limited to 2.2MB, INTERLEAVING on when it's not required and wow technical support who dont know what interleaving or a BRAS Profile are.

Im going [censored] mad and they dont help. It took me to speak to a BT Wholesale Director to get this sorted 2 years ago and now im back to square one. ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHH

STATS CONNECTION;

DSL Connection Details
DSL Line (Wire Pair): Line 1 (inner pair)
Protocol: G.DMT Annex A
Downstream Rate: 7616 kbps
Upstream Rate: 448 kbps
Channel: Interleaved
Current Noise Margin: 18.0 dB (Downstream) 29.0 dB (Upstream)
Current Attenuation: 10.6 dB (Downstream) 7.5 dB (Upstream)
Current Output Power: 15.8 dBm (Downstream) 12.1 dBm (Upstream)
DSLAM Vendor Information: Country: {0xB5} Vendor: {TSTC} Specific: {0x05}
PVC Info: 0/38


OBVIOUSLY THE SPEEDTEST BELOW WAS FROM WHEN I WAS ON BTIPSTREAM WITH INTERLEAVING OFF.

These stats show I dont require interleaving, so why have it on. ARGHHH. I feel like crying. May sue for damages to my health soon if they dont get this sorted...

Im with AOL but since the 15th been moved to the TT LLU Connection. Still with AOL as far as billing and so on. Drives me crazy.....!

So what is your exchange, and is your phone still with BT? Did you ask to be moved to TT or did they just tell you they were going to do it?

Edited by RobertoS (Fri 13-Feb-09 17:51:18)

I have a BT Featureline (Business) and No I wasn't told. I just received an email saying they were upgrading my line and when I asked they said they have no record of it. 2 Weeks later after the so called upgrade they explained what they had done.

EXCHANGE: HAYLE, CORNWALL
MY POST CODE: TR27 4BE

I am with BT for my phone but AOL using TalkTalk equipment LLU for Broadband.

Edited by shaneosborne (Fri 13-Feb-09 17:57:59)

Thanks for that.

Unfortunately there are no decent LLU operators at your exchange, so the list at the moment is as I said before, Zen, IDNet and Newnet. UKOnline has been mentioned and they are also worth a look though I can't easily see where they distinguish between the BT IPStream package you would have to have and their LLU offerings that you can't.

If you have any idea of your download amounts, and in Newnet's case uploads as well, then that will help you choose a package.

I don't recommend Entanet resellers just at the moment as they are in a considerable state of flux with new packages and throttling regime due at the end of March, and O2 Access is also over-loaded probably for the next few weeks.

The others above are all excellent ISPs. See this comparison.

Would you say my line stats are good for a top 24Mb product? When LLU is more redily available of course..

Many thanks

OUT OF CURIOSITY........

I just checked my number against the TalkTalk site for my estimated Speed and availability and get this error;

We've just done a quick test on your phone line and we can see you have a product installed that isn't compatible with TalkTalk. This could be any of these:

Featureline
This means that you have an additional phone number that can accept simultaneous incoming calls.

Multiline or PBX
A type of switchboard used for providing multiple telephone lines from the main public switched telephone network (PSTN). Generally used at business premises but also used in some large residential housing blocks.

Redcare Alarm
Redcare is a specialised BT alarm system that contacts the emergency services using a signal from a telephone line. Please note, this is a very specialised alarm product and TalkTalk is compatible with all other home alarm systems.

Payphone
This is a phone that needs either coins or a card to operate

To progress with your transfer to TalkTalk all you need to do is contact BT on 0800 800 150 (Mon Fri 8am-6pm; Sat 9am- 6pm; Sun 10am-5pm) and request the service be removed.

I am just curious and I'm wondering that because they say I can't have broadband with them and I also wondering if this is why all my problems have started since AOL moving me over to the TT LLU (still being billed by AOL as an AOL Customer).

If this is the case, why have they moved me over to an incompatible product?

This gets worse... As I said before. Everything was perfect when I was on the IPStream Product.. All seems strange to me and hope someone can help............

Edited by shaneosborne (Fri 13-Feb-09 20:11:30)