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[MikeZ]

In a couple of weeks I'm migrating from 80/20 with my current ISP to BT's Infinity 1 (40/10). Does anybody know if the DLM will be reset in this case?

Thanks in advance...

[tommy45]

I would say that it it would 100% be  do due to it being a different product ,

[Black Sheep]

................... and I would concur with ^^^^^^

It won't be so much a reset, as a brand new circuit starting at brand new full speeds .......... pre-DLM.

[MikeZ]

................... and I would concur with ^^^^^^

It won't be so much a reset, as a brand new circuit starting at brand new full speeds .......... pre-DLM.

Thanks, both. It will be good to get rid of my current DS interleaving and I don't expect it to be re-applied, unless something goes wrong...

[Black Sheep]

 

[tommy45]

................... and I would concur with ^^^^^^

It won't be so much a reset, as a brand new circuit starting at brand new full speeds .......... pre-DLM.

I forgot to say about the wide open profile 

[Ixel]

Yeah. When the speed option is changed, e.g. 80/20 to 40/10, it will act like a DLM reset as I understand it.

[adslmax]

Except Plusnet 80/20 to 40/20 will be no DLM reset! Because Plusnet will be on the same product for everyones on the 80/20 but just capped on the 40/20.

[Black Sheep]

All salient points, but to just to highlight that the OP is migrating from one ISP to another, (Or so it would appear from his wording ?).

As such, there will be no re-set, or re-calculation to give it its proper name. It will just be a default wide-open profile. 

[MikeZ]

All salient points, but to just to highlight that the OP is migrating from one ISP to another, (Or so it would appear from his wording ?).

As such, there will be no re-set, or re-calculation to give it its proper name. It will just be a default wide-open profile. 

That's correct, I'm migrating from one ISP to another.

[Mark07]

Slightly off topic but just wondering, during a FTTC - FTTC migration is there any work for the engineer to do in the cab? I assume you'd stay on the same port etc in the cab, but would a port be changed elsewhere to connect to the new ISP's backhaul?

[burakkucat]

Slightly off topic but just wondering, during a FTTC - FTTC migration is there any work for the engineer to do in the cab? I assume you'd stay on the same port etc in the cab, but would a port be changed elsewhere to connect to the new ISP's backhaul?

Absolutely nothing needs to be done in the fibre cabinet. At the (fibre) head-end, there may need to be an adjustment dependent upon who is the loosing ISP and who is the gaining ISP.