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"New line speeds"

Hi,

Has anyone seen their new ADSL2+ line speeds take effect yet?

I say this because my router is still showing the 8Mb sync rates and its almost 10pm.

Thanks,

Neil

The 'centralpipe' link you gave doesn't work.

It just pops up a new bookmark save dialogue.

N.

Neilj99 wrote:
> I was referring to me being able to view online if I am still
> 20CN or 21CN.

The URL below will give more details of your ADSL connection - obviously you have to change the adsl login details:

http://noc.enta.net/centralpipe/?
[email protected]

This will tell you what Interconnect node and type you are on.
i.e. IP Stream Connect (IPSC) is an 'up to 8Mb' connection.

If you add your password to the link (you can scramble it using MD5) then you will get some more info - if the ALT(Anti Loss Tool) is in effect and if you have been marked as a 'heavy' user:

http://noc.enta.net/centralpipe/?
[email protected]&pw= your-adsl-password

NB. I'm not 100% sure the newer 'adsl.freeola.net' logins work.


I'm still trying to figure out how the new ALT design works - hence this post on the new packages - it's all very new so hopefully things will get clearer soon.

I've created a page showing the current status of the IPSC nodes which you may find useful.

Hope that helps :¬)

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On a good line like yours a sync of 7616 sometimes shows that Interleaving may have been turned on - see this thread on Understanding ADSL for more info.







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I've noticed that since yesterday, my router has reported a Data Rate of 7616/448. It has dropped from a regular 8128.

Is this a migration related issue?

N.

I hugely appreciate all your efforts.

Thankyou.

N.

I can confirm that as of today you are on 21CN although you are still using ADSL1. I have a put a request through for your account to be switched to ADSL2+.

No probs, I do appreciate this is an unofficial channel.

I was referring to me being able to view online if I am still 20CN or 21CN.

Thanks.

N.

If you need a quick response the best thing is to raise a support ticket. We do monitor and reply on these forums when we can so sorry for not responding quickly.

When you are asking about your circuit what further information do you need? If you mean line statistics (suc as sync rate, attenuation and SNR) then these can usually be viewed using your routers web interface.

I'll take the deafening silence as a 'no' then.

N

I forgot to ask...

Is there a way I can lookup my current circuit?

Thanks.

N.