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#2005137 30-Apr-2018 13:48

hio77:

https://fusiontables.google.com/embedviz?q=select+col1+from+1QgdntIT1FQg_QPMuYzCa8xxf2S-_Z47v6G5H416q&viz=MAP&h=false&lat=-38.27652810459545&lng=176.0489793701172&t=1&z=7&l=col1&y=2&tmplt=2&hml=TWO_COL_LAT_LNG

Pretty map, Done real fast so i haven't colour coded dates or anything.

When you see it mapped, you see the impressive scope on rollout - 10 days to hit all those dslams isn't bad!

Where did you get the GPS locations for all the cabinets?

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#2005186 30-Apr-2018 14:04

atomeara:

Where did you get the GPS locations for all the cabinets?

gps sourcing is available in multiple places, i took a much larger list and joined the values with what's actually been notified.

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#2005223 30-Apr-2018 14:46

hio77:

https://sp.chorus.co.nz/product-update/vectoring-rollout-increase-speed-and-stability-vdsl

Chorus have also put out their own discussion on this now.

The graph they have presented, i would say lines up with my personal findings - unlike what was experienced with the previous PR. @ChorusNZ well done! :)

Some of those outliers are mental. Imagine being the guy who's used to syncing at 9Mbps and waking up to 110Mbps!

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#2005225 30-Apr-2018 14:47

hio77:

atomeara:

Where did you get the GPS locations for all the cabinets?

gps sourcing is available in multiple places, i took a much larger list and joined the values with what's actually been notified.

Yeah, I mean where did you find that list, all the ones I can find are rather old now

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#2005233 30-Apr-2018 14:54

allio:

Some of those outliers are mental. Imagine being the guy who's used to syncing at 9Mbps and waking up to 110Mbps!

Indeed there has been some insane growths.

I've conditionally anaylised quite a few of these...

atomeara:

Yeah, I mean where did you find that list, all the ones I can find are rather old now

most of those cabinets are rather old now too ;)

There are some kept right up todate though..

I have a few data issues in the locations for my mapping - don't look at ant.

Suspect this is where i was cleaning up data and rounded a figure though rather than the data itself.

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#2005308 30-Apr-2018 16:15

atomeara:

Interesting that they aren't doing Whangarei! Give it is other LFC

We did Whangarei (and others!) as part of the trial, earlier in April.

Keep in mind the notifications we have sent (so the map Hio77 created) is for the main rollout - where we have, or will have Vectoring cards.

It doesn't include the trial sites of the cabinets where cards will be added during/after the main rollout.

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#2005315 30-Apr-2018 16:24

BMarquis:

We did Whangarei (and others!) as part of the trial, earlier in April.

Keep in mind the notifications we have sent (so the map Hio77 created) is for the main rollout - where we have, or will have Vectoring cards.

It doesn't include the trial sites of the cabinets where cards will be added during/after the main rollout.

Yes, i forgot to mention that caveat.

I'm also somewhat assuming cards deployed after will just be instantly enabled etc but it's hard to confirm that with confidence from my end!

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#2010341 8-May-2018 21:30

Following on from this thread here:

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=49&topicid=222828

Has anyone had any experience with Cisco G.993.5 (vectoring) and G.INP?

I have updated my firmware to the 2014 release A2pv6C039m.d24h - but am not able to find complete information on it's specifications relative to how Chorus is deploying this.

Some on the ground feedback would be much appreciated, thanks.

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#2010342 8-May-2018 21:32

MichaelNZ:

Following on from this thread here:

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=49&topicid=222828

Has anyone had any experience with Cisco G.993.5 (vectoring) and G.INP?

I have updated my firmware to the 2014 release A2pv6C039m.d24h - but am not able to find complete information on it's specifications relative to how Chorus is deploying this.

Some on the ground feedback would be much appreciated, thanks.

long as your firmware supports it, should just work.

Chorus are doing the whole zero touch thing (not a fan) so even if your not vectored it won't just stop working.

i'd wait and see what happens

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#2010343 8-May-2018 21:35

hio77:

long as your firmware supports it, should just work.

Chorus are doing the whole zero touch thing (not a fan) so even if your not vectored it won't just stop working.

That wouldn't be any fun now, would it?

I am a rural user who has been advised our exchange is being upgraded in a few days. I'm certainly keen on extra speed.

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#2010345 8-May-2018 21:36

MichaelNZ:

That wouldn't be any fun now, would it?

I am a rural user who has been advised our exchange is being upgraded in a few days. I'm certainly keen on extra speed.

Depending on crosstalk, you might not even see any noticeable gains tbh.

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#2010428 9-May-2018 08:54

MichaelNZ:

Following on from this thread here:

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=49&topicid=222828

Has anyone had any experience with Cisco G.993.5 (vectoring) and G.INP?

I have updated my firmware to the 2014 release A2pv6C039m.d24h - but am not able to find complete information on it's specifications relative to how Chorus is deploying this.

Some on the ground feedback would be much appreciated, thanks.

We have found that some cisco software/firmware releases have issues. Specifically 887VA and 867

Any firmware which says it supports vectoring, reports vectoring capable to the DSLAM, but it constantly resyncs (every 20 seconds)
If the firmware is older (I think whatever was bundled with 15.1), it reports to the DSLAM as not vectoring capable, and Zero-Touch takes care if it - it syncs fine. (with no vectoring gain)

If we detect flapping services when deploying vectoring, we will force the port into normal VDSL mode so it syncs but does not see any vectoring gain.

My understanding is that a case is open with Cisco (via Spark).
ios 15.6 includes the option to disable vectoring: (we used c860vae-advsecurityk9-mz.156-3.M4.bin)

controller VDSL 0

operating mode vdsl2

vectoring none

-Brent

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#2010499 9-May-2018 09:54

BMarquis:

My understanding is that a case is open with Cisco (via Spark).
ios 15.6 includes the option to disable vectoring: (we used c860vae-advsecurityk9-mz.156-3.M4.bin)

Thanks @BMarquis

Which modem firmware are you using?

Have you tried a modem firmware update?

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#2010509 9-May-2018 10:03

MichaelNZ:

Thanks @BMarquis

Which modem firmware are you using?

Have you tried a modem firmware update?

@MichaelNZ I'm not - I work for Chorus so this was discovered part of our vectoring testing/trials.

The only help I can be at the moment is that when we enable vectoring for your cabinet, we'll try to ensure you aren't impacted.
If you notice you are resyncing every 20seconds, make sure you are on 15.6 and use the commands I provided above to disable vectoring on the cisco.
(Download 15.6 now just in case! )

Note that we've only seen the issue with 887VA and 867VAE

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#2010520 9-May-2018 10:10

BMarquis:

MichaelNZ:

Following on from this thread here:

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=49&topicid=222828

Has anyone had any experience with Cisco G.993.5 (vectoring) and G.INP?

I have updated my firmware to the 2014 release A2pv6C039m.d24h - but am not able to find complete information on it's specifications relative to how Chorus is deploying this.

Some on the ground feedback would be much appreciated, thanks.

We have found that some cisco software/firmware releases have issues. Specifically 887VA and 867

Any firmware which says it supports vectoring, reports vectoring capable to the DSLAM, but it constantly resyncs (every 20 seconds)
If the firmware is older (I think whatever was bundled with 15.1), it reports to the DSLAM as not vectoring capable, and Zero-Touch takes care if it - it syncs fine. (with no vectoring gain)

If we detect flapping services when deploying vectoring, we will force the port into normal VDSL mode so it syncs but does not see any vectoring gain.

My understanding is that a case is open with Cisco (via Spark).
ios 15.6 includes the option to disable vectoring: (we used c860vae-advsecurityk9-mz.156-3.M4.bin)

controller VDSL 0

operating mode vdsl2

vectoring none

-Brent

ouch, that one's still in there? Did you happen to fingerprint and size the amount of affected lines?

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