It should be better than that.
Unless you can check your phone line for noise, there is not a lot you can do, apart from report a broadband fault.
Can you post the connection information from your BT Home Hub please?
Hub Stats
The information contained within your router management pages can really help others diagnose technical issues. To post these stats, open up a web browser and type 192.168.1.254 or BThomehub.home. Navigate to the 'Troubleshooting' Tab and then click on 'Helpdesk', you will then need to enter the admin password which can be found on the sticker on the back of BT Home Hub 4 and 5. BT Home hub 3 will have the sticker on the underside of the router.
When using a Hub 3, you will see an option at the bottom right hand corner to select 'full details'. click on this, copy the info displayed and post the results. If using a BT Home Hub 4 or 5 navigate to 'Troubleshooting' then to 'Logs'. You will then find two lines which will state 'DSL noise margin' and 'DSL line rate', copy this info and include this in your post.
Have you tried testing from the test socket? Thus master sockets do suffer from bad connections between the front section and the test socket.
Hi,
I've done a line test with a phone now, using 17070 and then using the quiet line check. There is no noise on my landline coming in. The connection has since improved since yesterday but still quite poor, going up to 1mbps and the latency being very strange, sat at 30ms and then spiking to anywhere between 100ms up to 600ms randomly.
I tried to check DSL speed using the method you stated but when I check trouble shooting it only gives Event Logs as a home hub 4 and using ctrl F I cannot find and
Hi,
So the connection issues persisted and now once again today I've had intermittent connections and it keeps on disconnecting constantly. I have checked the phone line now and can confirm that it is noisy. How do I go about getting the phone line sorted?
@Chrisstapleton wrote:
Hi,
So the connection issues persisted and now once again today I've had intermittent connections and it keeps on disconnecting constantly. I have checked the phone line now and can confirm that it is noisy. How do I go about getting the phone line sorted?
Raise a noisy phone line fault, not a broadband one.
It may be shown as a "poor quality phone calls" or similar on the fault options.