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nzgeek
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  #1432463 21-Nov-2015 23:49
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It looks like I've shifted over to the 998 plan. I've gone from 31Mbps 12-13dB SNR DLM-1 to 63Mbps 1-2dB SNR DLM-2. Still definitely on an 8b profile.

Do you think it would be worth playing with my SNR settings to increase the margin (and therefore line stability)? Or would it be better to wait for DLM to change and see if it gives me a bit more SNR?



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  #1432464 21-Nov-2015 23:51
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Atleast give DLM time to settle your line in, see what your error rates do.

If your snr is insanely low, assuming you havent tweaked it down could be a odd sync and thats it.




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  #1432465 22-Nov-2015 00:29
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Good point about the odd sync. I've seen it in the past where I've synced ahead of other devices and gotten a good speed, but SNR suffered when the other lines came back online.

I think I'll force a resync in the morning (when it won't interrupt Netflix!) and see what effect it has. If nothing else, it should rule out a glitchy sync.



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  #1432469 22-Nov-2015 01:31
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nzgeek: Good point about the odd sync. I've seen it in the past where I've synced ahead of other devices and gotten a good speed, but SNR suffered when the other lines came back online.

I think I'll force a resync in the morning (when it won't interrupt Netflix!) and see what effect it has. If nothing else, it should rule out a glitchy sync.


better just to leave it alone

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  #1432481 22-Nov-2015 08:23
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Are the Slingshot trippleplay routers compatible with 998?

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  #1432535 22-Nov-2015 09:59
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That reminds me, has anyone seen any comments in the fritz firmware notes in relation to 998 support? I'm on an old version form various reasons so maybe I'll be forced to upgrade now if I want 998 support...

Edit: Found this file which lists all release notes for the 7340, but there is no mention of 998.

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  #1432543 22-Nov-2015 10:47
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mercutio:
nzgeek: Good point about the odd sync. I've seen it in the past where I've synced ahead of other devices and gotten a good speed, but SNR suffered when the other lines came back online.

I think I'll force a resync in the morning (when it won't interrupt Netflix!) and see what effect it has. If nothing else, it should rule out a glitchy sync.


better just to leave it alone

It turns out I didn't need to touch anything. I got a DLM resync this morning, down to 49.8Mbps (still on DLM-2) but SNR is a much healthier 9dB.

I'm loving the 998 band plan so far. Who can complain about going from ~30Mbps to ~50Mbps with no other changes to the line?

 
 
 

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  #1432544 22-Nov-2015 10:49
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Yeah, very happy with my switch! :)

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  #1432626 22-Nov-2015 13:28
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I wish they'd hurry up and roll it out here in Napier as the UFB roll out is taking so long I need something to get my lost 12.7Mbps back 

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  #1432790 22-Nov-2015 17:54
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SamF: That reminds me, has anyone seen any comments in the fritz firmware notes in relation to 998 support? I'm on an old version form various reasons so maybe I'll be forced to upgrade now if I want 998 support...

Edit: Found this file which lists all release notes for the 7340, but there is no mention of 998.


997 support was what was being backpatched by snap and AVM for VDSL here... so logically speaking, Fritz support should be there for 998 already.




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  #1432849 22-Nov-2015 19:29
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hio77: 997 support was what was being backpatched by snap and AVM for VDSL here... so logically speaking, Fritz support should be there for 998 already.


Not entirely sure what you mean by 'backpatched'?

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  #1432851 22-Nov-2015 19:31
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SamF:
hio77: 997 support was what was being backpatched by snap and AVM for VDSL here... so logically speaking, Fritz support should be there for 998 already.


Not entirely sure what you mean by 'backpatched'?


Remember when we were having to go with certain firmwares to work properly or use the older firmwares?..




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  #1432852 22-Nov-2015 19:36
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Ah right, gotcha.  Any ideas what the patch level was they were downgrading to at that point?

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  #1432853 22-Nov-2015 19:37
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SamF: Ah right, gotcha.  Any ideas what the patch level was they were downgrading to at that point?


i dont recall the exact version numbers off the top of my head unfortunately.





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  #1432856 22-Nov-2015 19:42
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Fair enough.  I'm still on v05.22 so I guess we'll see how it goes lol :D

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