Ozzy_UK
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Hi all
so having a bit or a mare with my line...
its always dropped a few times a day (was a brand new line from home to exchange in 2013 as we built a new house)... with BT it dropped maybe 3 times a day, with plusnet once a day, now with Origin about once every 2 hours... i think the Asus router is a bit aggressive with its adjustments...
anyway; here is what i see in the logs:
date/time - syslog: No response to 10 echo-requests
date/time - syslog: Serial Link appears to be disconnected
date/time - syslog: Connection time xxx minutes //(usually 50-250)
date/time - syslog: Sent xxxxx bytes, recieved xxxxx bytes.
date/time - syslog: LCP down.
date/time - kernel: Link State: PVC_0 logistic interface down.
date/time - WAN_Connection: Fail to connect with some issues.
date/time - stop_nat_rules: apply the redirect_rules! //assume this is for wan failover/redundancy - router has 2 wan ports
date/time - syslog: Connection terminated.
date/time - kernel: mt7510_config
date/time - syslog: modem hangup
date/time - syslog: LCP down.
date/time - kernel: tc3162_atm_close done
date/time - syslog: LCP is allowed to come up.
date/time - syslog: qos.txtp.pcr = qos.rxtp.pcr = 0
date/time - kernel: mt7510_atm_open
date/time - kernel: vpi: 0
date/time - kernel: vci: 38
date/time - kernel: mt7510_atm_open vc 0;
date/time - kernel: ATM over ADSL mode init
date/time - kernel: dslUpRate: 1057
date/time - kernel: enter pppoatm_init_hook function
date/time - kernel: mt7510_init_PPPOA
date/time - kernel: Init VC 0 MPOA Funtion
date/time - kernel: MPOA Mode: MODE_ROUTER
date/time - kernel: encapType: CON_PPPOA
date/time - kernel: MuxType: MUX_VC
etc...
at which point it reconnects.
the drop is about 15 seconds, and happening every 1-3 hours on average.
Line SNR Margin shows 10db when connected at 6688kbps/448kbps down/up respectively.
Line Attenuation is about 44db.
SNR ratio is about 23db down/19db up
so 6.6mbps with 44db sounds about right based on my understanding of distance and the fact we are about 3km from exchange.
anyone got any ideas what i can try?
Master socket is the only socket in the house, everything internal is cat 6. have tried test socket, no change in performance.
Router is Asus DSL-N16, maybe its being too agressive?
thanks!
Oz.
so having a bit or a mare with my line...
its always dropped a few times a day (was a brand new line from home to exchange in 2013 as we built a new house)... with BT it dropped maybe 3 times a day, with plusnet once a day, now with Origin about once every 2 hours... i think the Asus router is a bit aggressive with its adjustments...
anyway; here is what i see in the logs:
date/time - syslog: No response to 10 echo-requests
date/time - syslog: Serial Link appears to be disconnected
date/time - syslog: Connection time xxx minutes //(usually 50-250)
date/time - syslog: Sent xxxxx bytes, recieved xxxxx bytes.
date/time - syslog: LCP down.
date/time - kernel: Link State: PVC_0 logistic interface down.
date/time - WAN_Connection: Fail to connect with some issues.
date/time - stop_nat_rules: apply the redirect_rules! //assume this is for wan failover/redundancy - router has 2 wan ports
date/time - syslog: Connection terminated.
date/time - kernel: mt7510_config
date/time - syslog: modem hangup
date/time - syslog: LCP down.
date/time - kernel: tc3162_atm_close done
date/time - syslog: LCP is allowed to come up.
date/time - syslog: qos.txtp.pcr = qos.rxtp.pcr = 0
date/time - kernel: mt7510_atm_open
date/time - kernel: vpi: 0
date/time - kernel: vci: 38
date/time - kernel: mt7510_atm_open vc 0;
date/time - kernel: ATM over ADSL mode init
date/time - kernel: dslUpRate: 1057
date/time - kernel: enter pppoatm_init_hook function
date/time - kernel: mt7510_init_PPPOA
date/time - kernel: Init VC 0 MPOA Funtion
date/time - kernel: MPOA Mode: MODE_ROUTER
date/time - kernel: encapType: CON_PPPOA
date/time - kernel: MuxType: MUX_VC
etc...
at which point it reconnects.
the drop is about 15 seconds, and happening every 1-3 hours on average.
Line SNR Margin shows 10db when connected at 6688kbps/448kbps down/up respectively.
Line Attenuation is about 44db.
SNR ratio is about 23db down/19db up
so 6.6mbps with 44db sounds about right based on my understanding of distance and the fact we are about 3km from exchange.
anyone got any ideas what i can try?
Master socket is the only socket in the house, everything internal is cat 6. have tried test socket, no change in performance.
Router is Asus DSL-N16, maybe its being too agressive?
thanks!
Oz.























