Max: Upstream rate = 42458 Kbps, Downstream rate = 125020 Kbps
Bearer: 0, Upstream rate = 19999 Kbps, Downstream rate = 79987 Kbps
Max: Upstream rate = 21037 Kbps, Downstream rate = 78028 Kbps
Bearer: 0, Upstream rate = 19999 Kbps, Downstream rate = 79999 Kbps
So why vectoring is not used yet! unless OR is happy with the cross-talk as infrastructure can not hold high speeds for massive numbers maybe!!!!! :hmm:
Openreach aren't interested in spending the money for vectoring. They are deploying FTTP now. This is all people are going to get.
Yes, that is possible, and is actually available in UK as FTTP on demand, mainly offered to business customers, however if your pocket is deep enough this can be done for home users as well, just expensive.
It is "FTTP on Demand" and does not come from the fibre at the FTTC cabinet but from a nearby (hopefully) Fibre Aggregation Node which links back to the exchange. As it is a custom installation prices can be high, 10K to 20K GBP or more unless the node is very close in which case you may pay under 10K so not generally economically viable for residential customers. :o
Thanks
The zyxel I bought that I used in bridge mode with the r7000 had 13 drops from a short test and the 12 minutes it was up at beginning of test there were FEC errors if that has any bearing
loss of circa 40% headline speed, is not that unusual, it matches up with testing done by the major CP's prior to VDSL been a public product, there is documentation on the internet showing this.
Of course technology exists to mitigate this, but sadly Openreach decided to not deploy it in their commercial areas.
OR install in 2012 installed hg-612 as well as a new filtered faceplate with tel and rj111 sockets (same one still) I do not run any extension only phone in house is on same socket and I replaced the phone recently as well in case old one had issues. I used a billion 7800n with this for many years until it started having trouble so I replaced it with r7000 with xwrt-vortex firmware and also bought another 7800n new which i have tried as well
If only Bt would get rid of the aluminum
Why are Zen insisting when they check that there is no crosstalk?
and if the fallback isn't being reached is that cause for SFI2 to do anything
What about the possibility that when OR were in my street for 5 days (diff engineer each time) in a row or even previously swapped over the line to another address in my street (or is this just frustration paranoia)
Why are Zen insisting when they check that there is no crosstalk?
Well supposedly as according to every engineer that has ever been here the story goes in the 70s they skimped on the quality when they re did them. I know the line from pole to my house is copper, pole is only 20 yards from my front door if that.
Those that are using the VMG8324 are you using it as a modem/router or just as a modem with your other hardware.
If you are using it in bridge mode with your router