The first set of results posted in this thread indicated something like a massive noise problem, - the SNR is way too low for the attenuation.
If that line was good it should be syncing in the region of around 13Mb. I noted that he said Be had increased the Target SNR, so this is going to knock off a couple of Mb.
Low SNR is usually due to internal wiring which is why I wanted to check out the wiring set up and make sure that all is well.
Which from the photos it appears to be ok.
Routerstats is showing large fluctuations typical of 'background type' noise. I wanted to see if routerstats continued to show anything else, such as a massive increase in the SNRM during the monitoring period which would indicate a type of 'on/off' REIN fault, or if it was consistant.
In the last set of graphs provided this am, a couple of the spikes do look like there could have been a change in sync speed, these have now been ruled out.
That is certainly one very noisy line.. and its looking very much like
REIN. Monitoring over a longer period could be useful to see if its the type which only occurs in the Eves and w/es or if consistant through weekdays too when no-one is in the home and heating lighting etc isnt on.
For the benefit of those that cant read one thing in the Be forum that is very strange its this
I have tried plugging it into the master socket, as well as doing a 17070 quiet line test (and this is where it gets interesting!) the line seems fairly quiet when the BeBox is NOT plugged in, but when it is connecting you seem to be able to hear the modem 'dialing up', and once connected the line is really noisy, and you can hear large amounts of hiss and crackles.
Can I just check this is still the case, and that the line is quiet when the router isnt plugged in.
I'd also like if possible to see the beBox stats - I know Sidude said he put the other router on to rule out possible router problems, but I'd be interested in seeing a set of stats with the TX and RX power figures, which it displays as "Output Power".
Ezzer isn't normall around much at the weekend, but if he sees this on Monday I'd appreciate if he gives his eagle eyes a scan over your wiring boxes again just to check all looks good with him too.
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Edit I was on the phone since I started making this post, and notice since I come back you've added to the thread with the Bebox stats, which look perfectly fine. Output power is normal range.
Those stats look better, but will they hold? Can you continue monitoring on routerstats, with the bebox to see if those SNR fluctuations continue.
I'm stumped - most likely massive REIN fault.
or possible Faulty line card at the exchange?
