 JonFPremium
join:2012-11-22
Chatham, ON | reply to Mark777
Re: Teksavvy = lip service, no action Last State Change: 01/02 16:15:22 (Uptime: 900)
Line Profile: al2_d6016-6016-384_u512-512-256
DLM State: DISABLED | Equip. Type: OSLAM
Sync Rate: d6016.0/u512.0 kbps
RCO: d84.0/u64.0%
Noise Margin: d9.0/u16.0 dB
Power: d7.0/u12.0 dB
Attenuation: d6.0/u2.0 dB (Approx. Distance: 0.43~0.44km)
Block Count: d193712.0/u33164.0
Hi Mark777,
Line stats look good. When the internet goes down, does the DSL light go out when you loose internet?
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taraf
join:2011-05-07
Stittsville, ON | A last state change of only 15 minutes prior to your checking is "good" to you? That means he resynced 15 minutes before you checked.
While it's possible he rebooted the modem and that's the state change you're seeing, it is still somewhat concerning to see a loss of sync like that.... |
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said by JonF:Sync Rate: d6016.0/u512.0 kbps
RCO: d84.0/u64.0%
Noise Margin: d9.0/u16.0 dB
Power: d7.0/u12.0 dB
Attenuation: d6.0/u2.0 dB (Approx. Distance: 0.43~0.44km)
How, exactly, do those line stats look good? The line is at 84% RCO on the downlink! At that level, I would expect to see the sync dropping regularly.
Based on the reported Attenuation (short distance), it seems the line card isn't putting out enough power for a stable connection. Ask the line card owner to increase the power till you get a more reasonable RCO on the downlink. |
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JonFPremium
join:2012-11-22
Chatham, ON | Actually a line at 84%RCO is quite stable. |
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| It would seem that it's obviously not. |
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JonFPremium
join:2012-11-22
Chatham, ON | calling now |
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said by JonF:When the internet goes down, does the DSL light go out when you loose internet?
loose, a: Not firmly or tightly fixed in place, unrestricted, not tight, as in 'loose bowels'
lose, v: To be deprived of, to not have, as in 'not having internet service' |
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