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ordragon

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#99007 10-Mar-2012 21:13
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Hello everyone, I got a question want someone help. thanks

does the noise really high? thanks

--- System Information ---
Vendor: Linksys
ModelName: WAG325N
Firmware Version: A1.00.12 , 2008-01-25
Boot Version: 1.0.37-5.4
Hardware Version: 0.01

--- DSL Information ---
DSL Driver Version:  AnnexA version - A2pB022g.d20e
DSL VPI/VCI:         0/100
DSL Status:          ShowtimeRetrain Reason:    0
DSL Mode:            ADSL2+
DSL Channel:         FAST
DSL Upstream Rate:   1240 Kbps
DSL Downstream Rate: 17819 Kbps

                      Down         up    
DSL Noise Margin:    12.4 dB      12.8 dB
DSL Attenuation:      5.0 dB       0.3 dB
DSL Transmit Power:   0.0 dBm     12.8 dBm


    

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  #593365 10-Mar-2012 21:17
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no.







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  #593366 10-Mar-2012 21:18
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With 18mb down and 1.2mb up I would be pretty happy.

The noise margin is a profile configuration setting on the ISAM/DSLAM to give the line more leeway when the ADSL connections.  Other providers have a lower noise margin set, this results in a slightly lower ping time and higher connect rate.  Telecom go for a standard conservative profile to give the best results to the majority of customers.

The only thing to care about is the Attenuation as that is what affects your broadband speed.

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  #593376 10-Mar-2012 22:43
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You accidentally a word.

Plus, caps.

Cheers,
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  #593390 10-Mar-2012 23:08
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You better cut your line overwise you will kim.com




this is a slap in the face!


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  #593441 11-Mar-2012 09:56
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jofizz: You accidentally a word.

Plus, caps.

Cheers,
Joseph


+1, shouldn't shout ;)

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  #593598 11-Mar-2012 15:58
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ordragon:
does the noise really high?    


No, but we can't hear it over the shouting (CAPS) of the topic title.

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  #593605 11-Mar-2012 16:06
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But to answer you question more fully (and ignore all the shouting) your noise margin is 12dB this is the target noise margin that Telecom profile the DSLAM and your modem to negotiate about, the speed and power of the transmissions from each end will adjust to meet that target.

So to confirm more you connection looks just fine, is there a problem that you have not told us about (with respect to your connection that is).

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