RE: Way OT. Can anyone decipher this for me.
- From: "Paul Nuernberger" <pen@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 14:08:56 -0500
Err ... (or maybe Grr ...)
Well, if your paying for a 1.5M DSL line and getting 512k useable bandwidth
there should be some recourse ... But you have to make the call on that one.
Is this DSL line segregated, or does a traditional POTS line share the same
wiring ?
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From: Steve Moffat [mailto:steve@xxxxxxxxxx]
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Bermuda Telephone Company
SLA....that's funny
S
-----Original Message-----
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Sorry Steve, missed your original reply -
Who is the provider and what does your SLA say about performance issues ??
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From: Wayne Berry [mailto:wayne@xxxxxxxxxx]
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Steve,
Well XCompress for ISA would help, since it would compact the HTTP data
making 512 seem better. Hint Hint
-Wayne
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Just speed issues.
I have a 1.5k dsl line, and I'm lucky if I'm getting 512.
Measured the distance to the MBR today and it's around 1.5 kilometers.
Not far at all.
S
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Mre than likely, yes. I am guessing that it is working, or are you having
issues ?
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Cool...I thought it was a bit high, I am about 1.5 miles from the mbr
though, might that be the factor?
S
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In this case, attenuation refers to the amount of signal loss (from an
optimum level). It is ordinarily stated in db (decibels). I hope it is
some other reference factor (like the percentage less than expected or
optimum signal), as a 35 db loss is huge.
SNR does indeed mean 'Signal-to-Noise Ratio', but if you look closely they
use the term 'SNR Margin'. What they are telling you is the
(relative) margin between usable and non-usable signal-to-noise measurement.
The higher the number the better, because as the margin approaches zero you
have a basically unusable signal (or a SNR of 1:1, which is bad). I doubt
that this is in any real-world meaningful measurement unit, but simply an
internally derived reference point.
Paul Nuernberger
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Absolutely
What I'm really interested in is this bit
Attenuation Near End: 35.5
Far End: 11.0
SNR Margin Near End: 21
Far End: 25
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Sent: Friday, April 29, 2005 8:36 PM
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No... I know its running in G.LITE mode, can I go on :)
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That just show's how much you know.....
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I think it means the adsl line is operational....
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Adsl Line Status OPERATIONAL
Adsl Mode G.LITE
Up Stream 256 kb (Interleave)
Down Stream 1536 kb (Interleave)
Attenuation Near End: 35.5
Far End: 11.0
SNR Margin Near End: 21
Far End: 25
HEC Count 0
Firmware 0x43e2eba8
15 min ES Counter 0
CRC Errors 1969
1 day ES Counter 10
Thanks
S
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