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@DavidBull wrote: Yes it's an ADSL connection. The router is a technicolor 582 from my previous provider
That should work on ADSL unless its faulty. When yo said that you thought there was some form of broadband signal on the line, how did you determine that, are you sure that it wasn`t just line noise?
No, none of those messages are the one I received. The router has a broadband LED that flashes while it's trying to connect and then goes solid once connected. The light started flashing yesterday afternoon but has never stopped flashing. I tested it by connecting to my other (voice only) line, and it didn't flash at all on that line - hence my conclusion that there is some sort of signal coming down the line...
That could just be noise on the line, either due to an unbalanced line, or crosstalk from another circuit. Can you hear anything on a phone if you plug one in?
