Gigabit
ULTIMATE Member
We've had FTTC for a couple of months.
We'll have a period of stability and then it will drop four or five times in one day. This causes DLM to intervene and we get slowed down.
We've gone from 52Mb down to 35 (now back up to 40 thanks to G.INP). It's not crosstalk as the first engineer we said crosstalk was at a very low level indeed.
We've now had four engineers in total and each one comes, does their tests and then they leave as no fault is found. There obviously is a fault as the line keeps dropping.
Tried it through the test socket, changed modems, changed cables but no change.
We're now being dealt with by TalkTalk's CEO engineering team who at least are UK-based but this has been going on a couple of months now and I'm just fed up now.
I just felt like ranting.
We'll have a period of stability and then it will drop four or five times in one day. This causes DLM to intervene and we get slowed down.
We've gone from 52Mb down to 35 (now back up to 40 thanks to G.INP). It's not crosstalk as the first engineer we said crosstalk was at a very low level indeed.
We've now had four engineers in total and each one comes, does their tests and then they leave as no fault is found. There obviously is a fault as the line keeps dropping.
Tried it through the test socket, changed modems, changed cables but no change.
We're now being dealt with by TalkTalk's CEO engineering team who at least are UK-based but this has been going on a couple of months now and I'm just fed up now.
I just felt like ranting.























