DSL Line Rate Q

just wondering what determines your line rate, ive come from having Virgin Media fibre optic, i know very little about ADSL
my connection is currently:
DSL line rate: 912 Kbps upstream, 8375 Kbps downstream
DSL noise margin: 5.90 dB upstream, 6.10 dB downstream
is it ever likely to change ?

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Line rate always changing / Hub resetting itself

Hello
For the past 6 or 7 months we have seen dramatic fluctuations in our Broadband download speed. This change always comes about as a result of our our Home Hub 4 seemingly restting itself: we have normal internet use with a blue light on, but then the Hub will flash orange for a while and come back with a blue light. There is no pattern regarding the time of day; it's completely random.
I've been informed that a resetting connection will only inform the exchange that there is a problem, thus prompting the "IP Profile to be reduced" to make things stable. Surely then this isn't supposed to be happening?
There was a time when we would always get around 2.7 - 3.3 Mbps line rate, which is the best we could expect for our area and the distance from the exchange. The download speeds associated with that were good enough for us, but we can never seem to get that now.
The Event Log will report the process described above as: 'Failed to Resolve Host' and, once the connection is re-established, the line rate will usually be lower than it was before. As an example, a line rate of approx 2.3 Mbps will drop to about 1.3 Mbps. Sometimes this process will return a slightly higher line rate!
This happens approximately once every day, but the line rate is never the decent 3 Mbps we used to get...Sometimes I get lucky by manually resetting the Hub and the line rate will be 2.5 Mbps...but it isn't long before it resets itself and, again, we have about 1.2 Mbps.
Current event log:
12:24:27, 18 Sep.
( 97.940000) DSL noise margin: 5.90 dB upstream, 6.00 dB downstream
12:24:26, 18 Sep.
( 96.910000) DSL line rate: 934 Kbps upstream, 1315 Kbps downstream
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In the last month there was a small amount of noise on the telephone line (we were looking into it but it appears to have gone), but this line rate fluctuation started long before then anyway. Phone call with the Telephone department team told me there appears to be no problem with the line. We have also had 3 different Hubs during that time, so it isn't a Hub issue. Filters in place and Master Socket is in use. Using the test socket yeilds same problems.
Further questions if anyone is able to answer them:
Besides interference from noise, is there a good reason for the Hub to go through this process and force lower speeds upon us? Is the exchange throttling us or something?
For a period last year we were getting 380 kB/s in a speed test and that was fine to use because it matches the line capabilities that we have always been quoted. I don't understand why we can't have a similar speed now. We don't even get > 300kB/s during off peak times. Is it normal for our DL speed to now be always be about 180 kB/s? We were told during our recent re-contract that there is no longer any capping.

presumbly the previous stats were from the test socket as new stats are just the same
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DSL line drop problems

I've had BT Broadband for about 2yrs with no problems, then from the end of January I've had repeated line drops.
The HH recovers sometimes straight away, sometimes after 2 to 5 drops in quick succession. each time the line speed is good but the connection only lasts a day or so.
I logged a fault and had a engineer check the line - no fault found
I logged another fault and got the HH3 swapped for a HH4
I'm connected the HH to the test socket
I've replaced the filter
I've run it with no phone
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(169499.160000) PPP IPCP Receive Configuration ACK
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(169499.140000) PPP IPCP Receive Configuration NAK
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(169499.120000) PPP IPCP Send Configuration ACK
13:55:00, 11 Mar.
(169499.120000) PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Request
13:55:00, 11 Mar.
(169499.120000) PPP IPCP Send Configuration Request
13:55:00, 11 Mar.
(169499.120000) CHAP authentication successful
13:55:00, 11 Mar.
(169498.950000) CHAP Receive Challenge
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(169498.930000) PPP LCP Receive Configuration Request
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13:52:37, 11 Mar.
(169355.720000) PPP IPCP Receive Configuration Request
13:52:37, 11 Mar.
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Decent line rate, throughput not consistent!

Hi folks,
On Wednesday I upgraded to the Broadband unlimited package, and with that got a Homehub 4.
Router setup went fine and broadband connected.
It has synced at a good rate but when conducting speed tests, the results range from a download of 15mb right down to the lowest Ive seen of 0.2mb. The results can be quite different from two tests done straight after eachother. There is no consistency and seems to be jumping all over the place.
The upload results remain around the 1mb mark.
My previous hub was a homehub 1 and although the last download sync I remember was 3.2mb, it was at least steady and I had no problems with it, besides the occasional reboot required.
Sync stats below:
Connection time:
0 days, 01:58:08
Downstream:
18.71 Mbps
Upstream:
1.137 Mbps
Other stats:
16:15:13, 06 Dec.
( 98.830000) DSL noise margin: 5.90 dB upstream, 3.00 dB downstream
16:15:11, 06 Dec.
( 97.710000) DSL line rate: 1163 Kbps upstream, 19160 Kbps downstream
results of recent diagnostic with BTWholesale:
1. Best Effort Test: -provides background information.
Download speed achieved during the test was - 3.01 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 4 Mbps-21 Mbps.
IP Profile for your line is - 16.9 Mbps
Upload speed achieved during the test was - 0.99Mbps
Additional Information:
Upstream Rate IP profile on your line is - 0.83 Mbps
Looking around some of the other posts on the forum with similar issues, I suspect this could be an issue for a mod to sort out?
Thanks for reading

Speed check @ 21:15
Download speed achieved during the test was - 14.83 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 4 Mbps-21 Mbps.
IP Profile for your line is - 15.21 Mbps
Speed tests done today seem to have stabilised around the 14-15mb mark.
I noticed that my router reset this morning, with the noise increasing to 6db, not sure if this would help stabilise the throughput?
04:13:59, 07 Dec.
(43225.730000) DSL noise margin: 5.90 dB upstream, 6.00 dB downstream
04:13:58, 07 Dec.
(43224.700000) DSL line rate: 1147 Kbps upstream, 17240 Kbps downstream
I'll keep an eye on it over the next couple of days.

DSL Line

I turned of my cable television and the cable provider increased my internet rates. I have thought about switching to a DSL line, and is there enough bandwidth in DSL to support Apple TV for downloading movies etc.
Thanks for the help.

I have thought about switching to a DSL line, and is there enough bandwidth in DSL to support Apple TV for downloading movies etc.
It depends on how good your copper phone line are, how far from the switching station you are and how patient you are - especially how patient you are.
I'm on old copper (50 yr plus old lines) and a fair distance from the switching station. It can take me about 3 hrs to download a movie (which I usually do overnight).

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i have been with bt broadband for 3 months and everything was ok till 3 weeks ago, im on the upto 20mbps opion 3, my ds connetion rate is normaly 5000 with a ip profile of 4000, my dsl connetion rate has started to drop loads down to 2789, i think this could be down to the snr, i have had 4 enginere vists all say my line is ok but i dont understand why this big drop has happend. spend hours on the phone to bt india with not much help feel like im banging my head on a wall, this is my home hub stats can anyone help me pls my line has changes to
Latency type
Fast
today and my dsl rate has gone up a bit but nothing like it was, my partner had bt broadband in my flat with the same line and he got 4.4mbps for 1 year solid i just cant see what the problem is all i know is that my dsl connetion rate is low so my ip profile will not go back up
Line state
Connected
Connection time
0 days, 6:59:20
Downstream
3,840 Kbps
Upstream
448 Kbps
ADSL settings<script type="text/javascript">// createTable("normal", trClass, td3, td4); // </script>
VPI/VCI
0/38
Type
PPPoA
Modulation
ITU-T G.992.1
Latency type
Fast
Noise margin (Down/Up)
8.9 dB / 17.0 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up)
56.0 dB / 31.5 dB
Output power (Down/Up)
18.8 dBm / 12.8 dBm
Loss of Framing (Local)
21
Loss of Signal (Local)
2
Loss of Power (Local)
0
FEC Errors (Down/Up)
0 / 0
CRC Errors (Down/Up)
2421 / 2147480000
HEC Errors (Down/Up)
nil / 20
Error Seconds (Local)
1

Your noise margin is quite high at about 9dB. It's normally around 6dB for a healthy line. This usually happens if the line has reset several times in a row, perhaps due to interference.
If your line is now stable, and if you're patient enough, it should eventually set itself back to 6dB. But this can take a few weeks of a stable connection.
If your line is noisier than it was, through a poor connection somewhere, then it won't get better until the line is fixed.

Line rate is higher than attainable rate!

I've been on Infinity for 3 or 4 months now and have had consistently a BT profile of 72.3 to 72.86Mbps, the changes occuring after modem resets or power cycles. Attainable rate (via the standard modem hack) has been 75272 to 76184kbps. Line rate has been 500 to 900 kbps below the attainable rate.
A few days ago we had a major power cut in the local area including here, lasting for several hours and afterwards, everything worked as normal. Just now I decided to check my BT profile and modem stats, just out of interest, as you do. The results are interesting - my profile has gone up to 75.73/20.00 and the modem stats are what I thought was impossible - line rate is much higher than the attainable rate! Stats are below.
Line is stable and needless to say I am delighted - I am now getting speedtest d/l results 3Mbps higher than ever before (74Mbps), but can anyone explain how line rate can be above attainable rate?
Mode    VDSL2
Traffic type    PTM
DSL synchronization status    Up
DSL up time    272927
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Attainable rate (kbit/s)   75948   26179
SNR margin (dB)        5.4      15.1
Line attenuation (dB)      0          0
Output power (dBmV)         13      3.8
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Line rate (kbit/s)   78235    20000
CRC errors      0             0
FEC errors               981       178
HEC errors             2182    0

You must have a good line and probably have the cabinet in your front room!
Who knows! I wouldn't say it would be impossible to hit pass your attainable rate, i would only take these as estimates as much as everything else.
It was like when i was on copper, thinking my line could only sync at 4MB, but constantly synced at around 6.5-7MB which was good for me! lol!
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Cisco 878 GSHDSL line rate

I have had a problem recently with an 878 using SDSL.
I recently lost connection to the device after a thunderstorm and assumed either a tail problem or a blown modem.
After several tests by BT the line passed as clear and after changing the 878, there was still no connection.
Reviewing my RANCID configs for the past 6 months shows that the config on the Controller DSL 0 changed over time. I originally set the line rate to auto, which was lated changed to hard code 2304k. This I have no problem with....unfortunately thats not the end of it.
The latest config (which was applied to the new router) shows the line rate at 1152k. When I double checked that yesterday, it had changed to 576k. Now, there has been no outside intervention, only I have access. The logs show nothing to prove that anything changed.
I have fixed the issue by resetting the line rate to auto, but what I need to know or understand is how has this changed without my intervention. This is not a negotiated rate as far as I was aware.
I would appreciate any help. Thanks

The only thing that I can think of is a software glitch. I cannot compare the startup config but considering the original router was rebooted several times and the line rate came back as 1152, I must assume that the startup had been altered as well.
I obviously need to find a cause for this for 2 reasons.
1/ I need to write a report on this
2/ To stop me from going mad
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After having replaced a Funkwerk R232aw with a Cisco SRP547W I noticed that the software (we're on 1.2.4(003) from Jan 2012) on the Cisco device omits very basic functionality which is even availabe in the cheapest of consumer routers. Therefore I make this feature request in the hope that this may be read by someone from Cisco who could forward this to the development team for consideration for the next software update.
What's missing:
- There are only very basic DSL line stats available, and no DSL line uptime. Only if the URL is changed manually to https://[router ip]/dsldiag.asp then a hidden config page with full line stats including framing errors (unfortunately still without uptime!) becomes available. It is not described in the documentation how to find this page, and I only found out by coincidence. Full DSL line stats including error counter data and line uptime are crucial when diagnosing performance and reliability problems on the ADSL side, and really *NEED* to be available from the menue! Considering that the page already exists (albeit hidden), it shouldn't be too dificult for Cisco to include it into the menue structure and add line uptime information.
- PPPoE and PPPoA apparently are DHCP only. This is a major problem for someone with a static IP and a provider which doesn't do DHCP. It also prevents someone from avoiding using the DHCP-assigned provider DNS servers if the SRP should remain as DNS proxy. As with DSL line stats, being able to set the IP config manually for PPPoE and PPPoA is a very basic functionality that really should also be available in the SRP.
I am also aware that Cisco aims the SRP (Services Ready Platforms) Series at service providers which then give them to their customers preconfigured, and them the lack of the aforementioned functions may indeed be of no concern. However, fact is that the SRP is also sold as an individual product on the open market, to be used with any ISP. And in this environment this functionality is really important. Therefore it would be great if Cisco could include them into the next firmware release for the SRP500 series.
What else:
- Password Complexity Settings: doesn't say what is meant by "complexity" (even if disabled short passwords are not allowed). When clicking on "help" to find out, I get the Troubleshooting FAQ telling me what to do if WiFi doesn't work or there is no dial tone. The help should be fixed to point to the right page, and maybe a small line explaining what is meant by complexity could be added.
- Log Viewer: would be nice if downloaded logs would come with the .txt ending
That's all ;-)

Hello Ben, thanks for the well written post.
To make a formal feature request, we will need to create a service request (case number). I will be happy to do this for you. If you could please gather documentation for me and make a zip package which contains-
Firmware version
When is the last time the unit has been factory reset
Router config file
Basic topology
Who is your ISP
What service you're using (what kind of dsl)
Summary of problem description
Screen shot of where you'd like to see the feature implemented
Relevant contact info including name, business, telephone, email address
Any additional information you feel helpful to make your point
Please send me an email with your Cisco ID and device serial number with this packaged. I will then create a service request and submit for review. My email is [email protected]
In the mean time, here is a great post
https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3717617
-Tom
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On a MS Vista platform I just "upgraded" to Firefox 10.0.2 and now cannot connect. My wireless devices go throught the same DSL line and work. fine. 9.0.1 (previous version) worked fine. Suggestions?

I just "upgradd" to Firefox 10.0.2 and now cannot access the internet. This is an MS Vista platform. Wireless devices, through the same DSL line, are still fine, suggestions?

Did you try to view this article? [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Cannot%20connect%20after%20upgrading%20Firefox Problems connecting after Firefox Update]
You should also try using Firefox in [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Safe%20Mode Safe Mode]
Thanks,
Borian

My mac wifi connection to DSL line was down when I tried to upgrade Ipad to IOS6, and it defaulted to Ipad data line and consumed my monthly allotment of data -- How can that happen as a technical matter?

Maps did not work for me for the first week after upgrading to IOS6 on my New Ipad -- I have since learned that I exceeded my 2 gig monthly data plan and therefore I had no 4G access on my ipad, which meant Maps couldn't work while traveling. Since I never download videos, I knew I had not knowingly downloaded that much data. When I called AT&T, they told me that when I upgraded to IOS6 I consumed over 1 gig of data.
I did the upgrade while connected to my iMac, which in turn has a wireless connection to router connected to my home DSL line.   My wifi service has been spotty lately, possibly because router is defective. So let's assume that when I tried to download IOS6 that my iMac did not have a good wifi connection. Is the AT&T person correct that the download defaults to the Ipad's 4G cellular network, even though the iPad is connected to the iMac by USB cable? I didn't think that was possible as a technical matter -- i.e., that the iMac gets automatic access to the iPad's connection to the cellular network. (I'm sure I'm not explaining this right, I'm obviously not technical.)
Also, do you get any obvious warning or indicator on the device that you have exceeded your data limit for the month? I sure didn't see any warning, (although I now know that I can go to Settings, then Cellular Data, then View Account and find the status of my data line account).
Thanks for any help on this.

Strange. It works fine with my setup which is no different from yours. Problem with the cable or LAN port(s)?

DSL line at two locations

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Hi, we live in a rural area in western PA and are currently not offered DSL service. This is rather infuriating, as the very next house on our road DOES get DSL. Is there any way--anyone I can call--to have a verizon technician install a DSL line on the telephone poles running by our house? I currently have verizon wireless mobile broadband access, and to be honest, it isn't that bad, but I would still greatly prefer DSL, as it is faster and the service is not affected by the weather.

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Open an
elevated command prompt
a.
The path below is the default install path, so it may be different if you've customized
your install
b.
If you’re using 32b Office on a 64b OS, you may need to run it from the “Program
Files (x86)” folder
c.
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select “Run as administrator”
d.
cscript "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office14\ospp.vbs" /dstatus
2)
Enter the MAK key (if you're using MAK)
a.
cscript "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office14\ospp.vbs" /inpkey:<the MAK key>
b.
Include the dashes in the product key
3)
Trigger activation
a.
Launching an Office application will then prompt you for activation via the UI.
Alternatively you can trigger it using this command:
b.
cscript "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office14\ospp.vbs" /act
4)
Check the status
a.
The following command will show the licensing status. Alternatively in the
Office UI you can view the status by clicking File, Help.
b.
cscript "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office14\ospp.vbs" /dstatus
Ted Way [MSFT], Program Manager, Microsoft Office: Enterprise Licensing, Group Policy, and 64-bit Office

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