Hi
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its lower than my normal 8128kbps Interleave is back on so the synch can only be up to 7616Kbps
your stats for 48hrs
SF: 10145757
SF Errors: 18086Reed Solomon: 689911506
RS Corrected: 6628454
RS Un-Corrected: 60968the above relate to your WAN uptime (connection to the exchange )
HEC: 13864 ( not sure when these get reset )
those below are the total uptime errors since reboot , may be the same time as WAN time
Errored Seconds: 1529
Severe ES: 349
to me they seem high but that is by comparison to my line
my stats for a line with 29db attenuation
Wan up time of 1 days, 08:59:11
SF: 6975923
SF Errors: 1
Reed Solomon: 474362794
RS Corrected: 690
RS Un-Corrected: 1
HEC: 1
LAN uptime : 10 days, 08:37:39
Errored Seconds: 4
Severe ES: 0
Interleave Depth: 32
I still don't understand how your synch rate sometimes is so high and why with your problems your target SNR does not appear to be raised . Maybe that is
part of the problem ?
Hope you get some help from BT (hope it gets very unstable during the 2hr test
)
Regards Jeff
edit : crossed your post
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Routerstats....each jump up in errors (CRC, SF error etc) occurs exactly when there is a noise blip (eg 1000 CRC errors over the duration of the spike (30secs to a minute)).the errors and drop in SNR margin and or disconnection will be related . the problem is which came first ?