We were using a Cisco SRP527W for Xnet Fusion for a house we had in Palmerston North. Near the end of its time there, it was syncing at ADSL2+ speeds without any trouble.

It was no longer needed there, so we brought it home to replace our WAG120, which while it isn't a great device, it wasn't giving us any real trouble.

After plugging the SRP in and setting up the WAN on it, I sat back and watched as the DSL light refused to come on. It would flash for a few seconds, then go dark for a while, then flash for a few more seconds etc.

In the end, I was able to get our internet going by going into the "hidden" dsldiag.asp page on the device and forcing G.dmt. This isn't the most desirable outcome however, as if we ever have a power cut, or need to reboot the device, I have to go into that dsldiag page again and coax it into connecting.


Does anyone know if there is anything we can do to get this device working properly? It is a very nice device, and wasn't cheap, and I'd hate for us to not be able to get the best out of our connection (pitiful though it may be--our ADSL2+ isn't a whole lot better than plain ADSL) 




Thanks