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Dairusire
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  #739482 2-Jan-2013 20:37
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I went onto a new DLM... CRC's through the roof, but speed is better. I'm not fussed really.



stevehodge
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  #739484 2-Jan-2013 20:57
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SamF: Got a DLM change this morning and my downstream sync speed is even higher!

That's looking great!

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  #739485 2-Jan-2013 20:57
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Hey, does anyone who has been on DLM-1 for more than a week have a CRCPM higher than 2?

So far the highest sustained CRCPM I've seen on the new limit is 2 which was stevehodge, but then he had some other issues - are you still on DLM-1 Steve?



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  #739488 2-Jan-2013 20:59
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stevehodge:
SamF: Got a DLM change this morning and my downstream sync speed is even higher!

That's looking great!


Yeah, pretty stoked with those stats eh! :D

stevehodge
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  #739492 2-Jan-2013 21:03
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SamF: Hey, does anyone who has been on DLM-1 for more than a week have a CRCPM higher than 2?

So far the highest sustained CRCPM I've seen on the new limit is 2 which was stevehodge, but then he had some other issues - are you still on DLM-1 Steve?

Still on DLM-1, but since the last (unscheduled but non-DLM) resync my CRC error rate is down to 0.23. It's been up 3 weeks so far. I still have the SNRM target set to 14db, might try putting it back to max performance.

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  #739493 2-Jan-2013 21:04
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Did your sync rate drop during the resync?

Also, what was your CRCPM before the resync?

fellaintga
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  #739524 2-Jan-2013 22:34
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Mine is 0.25 DLM-1.

 
 
 
 

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stevehodge
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  #739766 3-Jan-2013 15:18
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SamF: Did your sync rate drop during the resync?

Also, what was your CRCPM before the resync?

I found a post from the 29th of November where my sync rate was 42776 and CRC error rate was 2. That connection was up for 28 days.
I then had about 3 days on a weird connection with very low SNRM, sync rate of 49576 and CRC error rate of 6 or more.
My current connection (24 days old so far) has sync rate of 44936 and CRC error rate of 0.22. So my sync rate is higher and my error rate is lower.

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  #740096 4-Jan-2013 11:28
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Another DLM change this morning, looks like I might be on DLM-2 now:



Higher sync yet again, however I must say that I'm not particularly happy with the CRC error rate.  Then again, I think 49mbits is probably pushing the line's limits somewhat.



Speedtest results are up accordingly as well:



Also, check out that table top downstream graph!  That is one flat line!!  Very happy with the overall connection quality!




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  #740153 4-Jan-2013 14:03
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SamF: Another DLM change this morning, looks like I might be on DLM-2 now:

Higher sync yet again, however I must say that I'm not particularly happy with the CRC error rate.  Then again, I think 49mbits is probably pushing the line's limits somewhat.


The connection can't get much faster so it'll be interesting to see what it looks like on DLM-1.

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  #740259 4-Jan-2013 19:35
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Just got back from holiday to see vdsl is connected, errors seem to be quite high? Otherwise very happy.
Also uptime is 6 days 15 hours





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  #740260 4-Jan-2013 19:44
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@HowickDota: I guess you're on Santa's nice list after all! :D

Yeah, those errors are a concern. Recently the acceptable error rate (CRC's Per Minute - CRCPM) on DLM-1 has been increased, although we're not sure what the actual limit is (it's somewhere between 3 and 10 with only 3 confirmed). Keep us posted on your ongoing results!

Your attenuation is very good; you must be quite close to the cabinet, however, given that fact, the errors are definitely high. What's your internal wiring setup? Are you on naked VDSL?


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  #740261 4-Jan-2013 19:51
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I requested the vdsl switch to be to naked as well but the phone lines are still connected (I can make calls), I won't get it changed right away because I'm going away again and only my dad is at home so I wouldn't be there to help him get voip set up.

I believe the internal wiring is a daisy chain? We just have phone ports around the house.

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  #740263 4-Jan-2013 20:02
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Right, so unless you have a VDSL capable splitter, the additional phone jacks, and possibly the POTS signal itself, will be causing issues. Phone jacks can be daisy chained (in-line) or distributed (star), or a combination of both. The best option is to either install a splitter, or connect the VDSL router directly to the incoming line and disconnect all other sockets.

fellaintga
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  #740378 5-Jan-2013 09:45
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HowickDota: I requested the vdsl switch to be to naked as well but the phone lines are still connected (I can make calls), I won't get it changed right away because I'm going away again and only my dad is at home so I wouldn't be there to help him get voip set up.

I believe the internal wiring is a daisy chain? We just have phone ports around the house.


Just shows even without the best internal wiring setup he is still getting pretty good line just with a few errors which are not that big of a concern.  You could do a quick test though an unhook the daisy chain and plug modem directly into the first socket and see if the errors go down.

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