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urlcool

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Cisco 877 - Display ADSL infomaiton

Hi

Can anyone help me please; we have got a CISCO 877 router and would like to find out the connection details of my line in the IOS. For example what is the Line up/down rate, Transmit Power (dB) and of course is the line synchronize

It seem to be a problem if the ISP goes down I have no way of knowing if line fault or an ISP fault.

Can someone please help? I sure it a simple command as my netgear seem to display all this.

Rob

Phraxos
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join:2004-06-12
UK
sh dsl int atm0


michaelr7

join:2004-03-26
Tucson, AZ
reply to urlcool
Note that the SNR displayed by the 877 is suspect. I have seen many 877s perfectly happy without any errors but showing a 3.0 or 4.0 dB SNR (7198/866 kbps). Another cisco router on the same line shows a more realistic 8.0 or better SNR.


urlcool

@82.152.x.x
reply to urlcool
Hi

Thanks for that just what i was after.

Rob


urlcool

@82.152.x.x
reply to urlcool
Hi

Thanks for that just what i was afther.

Rob

Phraxos
Premium
join:2004-06-12
UK

reply to michaelr7
michaelr, it may be that some Cisco routers just give a better SNR than the 877. It's a great bit of kit but remember a WIC-ADSL1 on it's own costs as much as an 877 so it may give a better SNR.

Of course I may also be talking crap - do they have polls on this forum?

BTW, glad that helped Rob.

michaelr7

join:2004-03-26
Tucson, AZ

Actually I've found that the WIC-ADSL1 is very slight worse than an 837 (less than half a dB lower with the WIC-ADSL1) on average. Both are far better than the numbers reported by the 877.

FWIW - a dsl SNR below 6 dB results in a lot of errors. 4.0dB SNR and it won't work.
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