Hi,
Been working late into early hours and noticed the internet and digital voice went down tonight. Reviewing the hub log I find this...
The time between DSL down and UP is approx 40sec according to the Hub Tech Log.
I have recently put the Smart Hub 2 in place (22nd Oct) due to Digital Voice (previously used openreach modem with Orbi Router\Satellite System).
Thinking back when had Hub 6, had similar issue and that forced me to use openreach modem and 3rd party router. Solved my problem then.
What is going on and why.
I don't want to have a rebooting system again!!!!!
Only saving grace is its in early hours of morning, and now know the frequency and approx time it happens.
Can't be something at home due to it happening every other day, very strange.
Plus nothing switches on/off between 1-2am, and not every other day.
This is log from 29th October:
01:34:18, 29 Oct. DSL Link Up: Down Rate=42413kbps, Up Rate=7502kbps; SNR Margin Down=6.3dB, Up=6.0dB
01:34:16, 29 Oct. PPP: Sending PADI
01:34:11, 29 Oct. PPP: Starting PPP daemon
01:34:10, 29 Oct. WAN Auto-sensing detected port DSL WAN
01:33:48, 29 Oct. SIP WAN DOWN
01:33:45, 29 Oct. SIP WAN DOWN
01:33:43, 29 Oct. WAN Sensing Auto sensing Complete, interface selected
01:33:41, 29 Oct. PPP: Stopped PPP daemon(0,1,5)
01:33:41, 29 Oct. PPP LCP Send Termination Request (User request)
01:33:41, 29 Oct. PPP: LCP down
01:33:41, 29 Oct. DSL Link Down: duration was 172200 seconds
This is log from 27th October:
01:43:47, 27 Oct. PPP: Sending PADI
01:43:41, 27 Oct. WAN Auto-sensing detected port DSL WAN
01:43:19, 27 Oct. SIP WAN DOWN
01:43:16, 27 Oct. SIP WAN DOWN
01:43:16, 27 Oct. TLS 0 Close
01:43:16, 27 Oct. WAN Sensing Auto sensing Complete, interface selected
01:43:14, 27 Oct. WAN Sensing Auto sensing Complete, interface selected
01:43:13, 27 Oct. WAN connection WAN2_INTERNET_PTM disconnected.[ERROR_NO_CARRIER]
01:43:12, 27 Oct. PPP: Stopped PPP daemon(0,1,5)
01:43:12, 27 Oct. PPP LCP Send Termination Request (User request)
01:43:12, 27 Oct. PPP: IPCP down
01:43:12, 27 Oct. PPP: LCP down
01:43:12, 27 Oct. DSL Link Down: duration was 135688 seconds
This is log from 25th October:
01:46:45, 25 Oct. PPP: Sending PADI
01:46:39, 25 Oct. WAN Auto-sensing detected port DSL WAN
01:46:13, 25 Oct. TLS 0 Close
01:46:13, 25 Oct. WAN Sensing Auto sensing Complete, interface selected
01:46:11, 25 Oct. WAN Sensing Auto sensing Running
01:46:11, 25 Oct. WAN connection WAN2_INTERNET_PTM disconnected.[ERROR_NO_CARRIER]
01:46:09, 25 Oct. PPP: Stopped PPP daemon(0,1,5)
01:46:09, 25 Oct. PPP LCP Send Termination Request (User request)
01:46:09, 25 Oct. PPP: LCP down
01:16:17, 25 Oct. SIP Registration - success
This has been reported many times before, and I think its something to do with DLM making adjustments to the connection.
I assume you were part of the FTTC Digital Voice trial, which is why you have DV on FTTC?
If you were on the trial, if you contact the trials team, you can revert your phone line back to copper, which will allow you to use your own choice of modem/router combination.
if you were on the DV trial then you were given the option to switch back to previous copper phone connection when the trial ended and you may now find as you elected to stay on DV you cannot go back
the rebooting of the SH2 is normally 7 ot 14 days not 2 so maybe you do have something causing your reboots which need investigation
@imjolly wrote:
if you were on the DV trial then you were given the option to switch back to previous copper phone connection when the trial ended and you may now find as you elected to stay on DV you cannot go back
@imjolly according to a recent conversation with @NeilO , the option to revert still exists, via the trials team. The loss of a phone connection in the event of a broadband interruption, seems a bad idea.
@Keith_Beddoe wrote:
@imjolly wrote:
if you were on the DV trial then you were given the option to switch back to previous copper phone connection when the trial ended and you may now find as you elected to stay on DV you cannot go back
@imjolly according to a recent conversation with @NeilO , the option to revert still exists, via the trials team. The loss of a phone connection in the event of a broadband interruption, seems a bad idea.
not much different to the current cordless phone which are down with a power cut
Hi,
How we ended up on DV is a long story. But def NO TRIAL.....
We only requested BT Sport HD free for 3 months.
Had very many issues with contract being changed and was advised due to computer glitch.
On one call to BT wife was told the corrections would not go through as DV was holding it up. He just told her "it would provide a clearer line and everything would be the same." We didn't know what DV was and never asked for it.
No discussion on what it was or impact. It was only later when she told me what he told her, that I looked into it and realised the impact. Now another call to BT (one of very many), and was assured they would sort our issues and DV was right way to go. At this or any earlier point IT WAS NEVER MENTIONED THAT WE COULD NOT GO BACK TO OUR ANALOGUE LINE. This very important part was only mentioned top us when we got so fed up we asked to revert back as within the 14day period. Then BTCS said we can not go back!!!!!!!!!!!!
Finally within BT we got through to one of the connections team who knew all about DV, and appears to be many in BT who may not know the full knowledge of DV and impact of customer like ourselves taking it up (without prior knowledge of impact on loss of the analogue line).
By time we discussed the many issues with the connection team, impossible to go back to analogue. Not Impressed at all with all the earlier BT people we talked to about DV.
And to cap it all off once the issues were "resolved", or we thought so, the bill arrived for this month and boy is it a **bleep**-up. There are items on there we never asked for, service charge for something that should not be there.
This has been going on for over a month now, and really feel like having the whole lot ripped out and go to another broadband supplier and take out mobile contract for home use. I have a unit that I can link my dect station and mobile to, providing 4 home phones via mobile service..........
You could say we were miss-sold the system, so currently deciding whether to communicate to Ofcom. All will hinge on BT's next step. Just fed up with the whole thing.
Currently waiting for BTCS to ring me.
And as per this posting, found out that the BT Hub 2 is dropping out every 2 days. Only noticed because the DV phone is next to me and it lost service to the hub.
There is nothing at home switching on/off at the time the hub hick ups, and have nothing that switches on alternate days!!!
Only added Hub 2 on 22nd Oct due to DV phones.
Prior been using Open Reach Modem with Orbi Router\Satellites. Up time for this was weeks, and had the odd drop out. Went this way as kept getting commands sent remotely from BT to reboot the HUB 6. Found info in the Router Log. After too many reboots switched to OR Modem & Orbi.