Thanks Webby but that doesn't really help or explain the 25% drop in speed since early May.
I've tried by-passing my internal wiring with new cabling and asdl filter to no avail and this evening came back to my desktop to find the modem flashing orange without having been touched for hours. After a restart it went through usual flashing green before steady blue.
On checking the log I found the following:-
23:48:04, 03 Jun. DSL Link Up: Down Rate=14333Kbps, Up Rate=1276Kbps; SNR Margin Down=5.7dB, Up=7.2dB
23:47:23, 03 Jun. DSL Link Down: duration was 25 seconds
23:46:59, 03 Jun. DSL Link Up: Down Rate=17305Kbps, Up Rate=1114Kbps; SNR Margin Down=6.1dB, Up=6.8dB ****
23:37:20, 03 Jun. DSL Link Up: Down Rate=576Kbps, Up Rate=288Kbps; SNR Margin Down=35.5dB, Up=31.0dB
14:45:58, 03 Jun. DSL Link Up: Down Rate=14333Kbps, Up Rate=1265Kbps; SNR Margin Down=5.8dB, Up=6.5dB
.....together with numerous entries for 01 Jan??? Note the entry I've marked with asterisks.
Just to add to frustration I've just lost internet again (power light flashing orange and now steady orange with broadband light flashing red)
Any idea what's going on?
OddJob
Hi All,
Well, I'm still living in hope although helpful responses seem to have dried up! Unfortunately I'm deaf so lengthy telephone calls aren't an option but the same sort of problem was resolved last time about a year ago, so as I say, I live in hope.
Anyone have any thoughts on those log entries and my flshing lights?
Regards
OddJob
Sorry to repeat this but for some reason my post from yesterday, 5th June has disappeared from the forum. I'm posting on this topic "Slow down in May" as the others posting on this thread all seem to be reporting the same issue. In my own case, I was away when the line speed degraded and unusually the upload has degraded. Both upload and download have dropped by 25%. I thought this was due to the IP Profile as the speeds I see match the IP Profile on the line as reported by the BT Wholesale checker.
I got the impression from the reply I received that the IP Profile could be reset but this would not help, however, I'm willing to try this out. If it makes no difference then fine, I'll give up on BT and use a 4G connection. However, I suspect it will make a difference as it has done before.
So can I get the IP Profile reset even if this is viewed as futile.
Hi @neitherspanish,
Your post was moved to a thread of your own to avoid any confusion between your issue and the OP of this thread's.
To find your own thread, go to the following page: Both upload and download speeds have dropped
Thanks
DanielS
Hi All,
I seem to have got lost in the melee somehow!
Does anyone have any views on my previous post and the fact that, although everything has been stable for the last few days, I'm still at 14334/1265 connection with 5.8/6.5 SNR. Also I'm seeing log entries as though adjustments are being attempted:-
eg CWMP: Initializing transaction for event code 2 PERIODIC & code 4 Value Change
but I don't know if these are normal and routine?
Hope someone can help me get back to the 15+ download and 1+ upload speeds that were stable until May this year.
Regards
OddJob
@OddJob wrote:
Hi All,
I seem to have got lost in the melee somehow!
Does anyone have any views on my previous post and the fact that, although everything has been stable for the last few days, I'm still at 14334/1265 connection with 5.8/6.5 SNR. Also I'm seeing log entries as though adjustments are being attempted:- as you are at the default setting for noise margin nothing is likely to improve further
eg CWMP: Initializing transaction for event code 2 PERIODIC & code 4 Value Change perfectly normal just the hub connecting with the update server
but I don't know if these are normal and routine?
Hope someone can help me get back to the 15+ download and 1+ upload speeds that were stable until May this year.
Regards
OddJob