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Forums › 2degrees (including Slingshot, Orcon, Flip, Stuff Fibre, MyRepublic, 2talk and Vocus) › NF18ACV - disable DSL on Fibre?
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PaulFNZ

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  #2554174 31-Aug-2020 15:14
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linw:

...why is high memory usage a problem?


I've no idea! That's why I'm posting I guess, to bounce these things off those that know far more about this subject matter than I.



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  #2554177 31-Aug-2020 15:20
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I agree it's nothing to worry about. If you don't know what you're doing, just leave the default settings as it is. Generally the default settings are like that for a reason.

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  #2554189 31-Aug-2020 15:41
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Okey dokey ta, thanks for all the input.
Out of curiosity linw are you on fibre, and your log full of DSL errors too?



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  #2555099 1-Sep-2020 19:14
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Yes, I am on fibre, Paul, and I can't see the adsl logs you are getting. Must be some setting, eh.

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