Would setting router to ADSL or ADSL2 help instabi...

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Hi, I get random resyncs with ADSL2+ no matter what noise margin is put on my line, I dont want to be put onto a banded profile again so I want to try and get the disconnections stopped, Previously when I was on LLU I didnt have problems and the line test is completely silent.
If I set my netgear router to connect on ADSL or ADSL2 only instead of ADSL2+ could it help, and which one gives the best stability, ADSL or ADSL2.
Thanks

Answer 1

The reason why a LLu connection was less trouble is because most if not all LLu providers don;t set the MSR
like BT do .... the maximum stable rate. Nor do they use Bras IP profiling. They use a much less profound version of dynamic line management than BT, and thus lines can rack errors up without undue loading of impulse noise protection, resulting in deep banded profiling .... until impulse is either fixed .... or goes away.
You can try negotiating a bare Adsl2 connection if your router firmware allows it ... although to be honest, the lead will be taken by your associated msan connection.
You'd have to try and see if it worked for you .... but if you're on an average line up to about 45db loop loss
any poor bitloading should be catered for with 21CN's algo ... trouble is it takes a while to get established sometimes, and the way to help it along is cure whatever you can in the home, using quality cables and filtered faceplates, with good segregation for data and power.
Get rid of phone extensions if unused, plug into a master socket etc ....
Try and see if the msan lets your router negotiate the connection ... nowt to lose.
As a rule the higher the frequencies employed ... the more difficult it is to modulate, G.dMT, Adsl2 and Adsl2+
in that order ....