Jodokast96
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Erial, NJ | reply to LeftyJR
Re: Help with upstream
Can you connect the modem to the NID and pull the stats from there? I'm guessing there is some sort of internal wiring problem. |
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LeftyJR
join:2008-02-19
Avis, PA
2 edits | How do I give the modem power outside? My NID is pretty far from any power outlet.
I've never noticed any noise on the line, no. |
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Jodokast96
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Erial, NJ | Extension cord for modem power and either a laptop, long ethernet cable, or wireless for pc access. |
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tschmidt
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Milford, NH
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said by LeftyJR  :How can I tell that I'm close to the office... The only accurate way is to have the phone company do a mechanized loop test (MLT). This does a parametric test of the line. As a back of the envelop multiplying downstream attenuation by 250 gives you some idea. Keep in mind distance is a function of type of wire used and bridged taps.
»www.wilcominc.com/documents/WILC···Test.pdf
said by LeftyJR :How do I give the modem power outside? My NID is pretty far from any power outlet. Either use an extension cord to power up the modem at the NID or get a telephone extension cord to plug into the NID while modem and you stay nice and warm in the house.
/tom |
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LeftyJR
join:2008-02-19
Avis, PA | Thanks guys, but its freezing outside tonight and snowing. I'll get onto it within the next day or two and I'll post with an update. |
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