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[William Grimsley]

Guys, calm down. I am not saying that you said things were definite, but it felt to me as if upgrading to the new package would give a benefit but all it's done now is removed the banding and the stupid pings I was getting...

Anyway, I am not letting this get to me anymore, kitz will get incredibly stressed out if this keeps going on and she's a lovely lady who does lovely things so doesn't deserve this.

[jid]

What was your sync speed before the banding when you had G.INP William?

As for the state of the line now its better, you've lost banding and latency has decreased, you just need to gain back G.INP and then reassess.

[William Grimsley]

My Downstream Rate was 40000 Kbps.

[niemand]

If you have a boring line like my own you would check it once a day it becomes interesting during a local thunder storm event or crosstalker events that's about it

Don't even monitor mine at xDSL level. As long as whatever is going on there doesn't impinge on IP traffic, which I do monitor, not in any way bothered 

[kitz]

William

Your line is better.

You are syncing at what ~ 41Mbps, which is more than the 40Mbps you were getting.   The bonus is that your banding got removed.
We definitely warned you that you wouldnt get much more than 40Mbps, but you proceeded with the upgrade because you wanted to get rid of the banding.

I only stepped in big time when DLM didnt remove the 35k cap.   I think its wrong that ISPs cant reset DLM and that we have to get an engineer out to do something relatively simple. 

[aesmith]

Oh, and yes I didn't forget to make him a coffee.

Our line only got fixed when we gave the guy lunch (toasted cheese and ham sandwiches).

[niemand]

I should mention I do very much monitor at IP level though. Combination of doing this stuff for a living and working from home.

[William Grimsley]

Thanks, kitz.

We shall see if it's better over time, I'm probably asuuming everything is going wrong too early.

Yes, you're right, it is wrong and even Glenn admitted that, we should do something about this! *Gets out army gear*

[William Grimsley]

Our line only got fixed when we gave the guy lunch (toasted cheese and ham sandwiches).

You what?

[N0STIE]

William, looking at your ES rate for the last 2-3 hours, I would say you will definitely be interleaved soon with increased delay.

[licquorice]

Guess you couldn't resist re-syncing at 21.00

Leave things alone!

[William Grimsley]

I did not resync the line! That was DLM look at MDWS! Please look before you post! ARGH!

I am now getting packet loss on TeamSpeak.

[kitz]

Although DLM resyncs have been occurring later in the day...  I've never seen one as late as 9pm.
I cannot see any reason why the line would resync.    That SNRm is stable.

The amount of E/Secs isnt enough to justify packet loss. 19 CRCs in a hour should not be affecting Teamspeak.

[N0STIE]

Although DLM resyncs have been occurring later in the day...  I've never seen one as late as 9pm.
I cannot see any reason why the line would resync.    That SNRm is stable.

The amount of E/Secs isnt enough to justify packet loss. 19 CRCs in a hour should not be affecting Teamspeak.

So does a specific amount of ES or CRC affects broadband performance like packet loss or slow website loading? I thought its only determinant of quality of the line and can affects broadband performance only after a resync (increased delay etc.)

[William Grimsley]

It was more likely an LOS, IMO.

I've had more than 19 CRC's! I'm getting hundreds of Downstream CRC's an hour!

Just had a massive burst of Downstream SES's!

5162 Downstream CRC's in a minute! My line is about to rip apart!