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freddie5
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on ‎27-11-2014 10h22

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Message 11 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

So BT, is DLM still on or been switched off??

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lowei
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on ‎27-11-2014 11h12

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Message 12 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

It would be nice if I could pick my profile now
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Arronleeds
Aspiring Expert

on ‎27-11-2014 12h34

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Message 13 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

Deffo lowei I want my 13ms ping back its been like nearly two weeks since DLM put interleave on just because I took the modem out like 2 times in one night it's pathetic.
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Bigmac77
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on ‎27-11-2014 15h36

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Message 14 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

If there is no DLM then how come my line switched to interleaving yesterday?
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Arronleeds
Aspiring Expert

on ‎27-11-2014 17h39

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Message 15 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

then it might not be true mate, unless they havent done it all over the country yet, where you from ? i rang bt myself last night, and they was like what? im getting a call back tonight. usually mine would be off after 4 solid days but its been nearly two weeks so i dno.

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Valthos
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on ‎27-11-2014 18h22

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Message 16 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

all profiles are now locked by Openreach as confirm by my contact.

 

whatever your on now its staying that way until they launch there custom profiles for ISPs in Jan.

 

getting a profile reset now means you put onto the open profile where you will stay.

 

Banding will still be used in extreme situations. this will not be automatic now but engineer controlled.

 

Regards

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Arronleeds
Aspiring Expert

‎27-11-2014 18h31 - edited ‎27-11-2014 18h32

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Message 17 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

bt are divs then, what a bunch of fools, feel sorry for people on really bad profiles stuck with **bleep** speeds, thats not fair at all if i was them id leave. i have 8ms of delay i suppose its not too bad but again bt havent told their customers which is wrong. il never ever personally go with this company when my girlfriends mums contracts up shes going else where and shes already said. il never ever go with sky or bt especially not for tv what a rip off.

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MCL
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on ‎27-11-2014 18h58

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Message 18 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

Well that's just super. I'm stuck 20mb down and with a **bleep** load of added latency. THANKS A LOT BT.

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Arronleeds
Aspiring Expert

on ‎27-11-2014 19h03

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Message 19 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

shambles is that company i cant wait to have enough money to pay for vm for the full year then its bye bye bt, why cant they have made it so it can be remotely done from the exchange, infact two engineers told me they can so they lie.

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NewtronStar
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on ‎27-11-2014 19h56

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Message 20 of 39

Re: Court case forces Openreach to turn off Dynamic Line Management

It's not that bad the DLM is not recording your line history from the 21st of Nov, but the DLM will change anyway as vectoring is rolled out slowly as we speak.

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