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Kent Fredric wrote, On 11/28/2013 09:40 PM:
> On 28 November 2013 21:30, Jim Cheetham <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Some of the outage measurements I collected strongly suggested a
>> time-dependant problem (i.e. it moved with daylight savings), and I
suspect
>> the exchange software is causing it.
Checking logs, I notice there are customers whose ADSLs routinely resync
at the same time of the night.
One guy is 04:27 +- 1 minute
Another one was 20:03 +- 2 minutes. When daylight savings changed, this
one went to 21:03 until the other day when DST would have started, when
it went back to 20:03. So whatever caused it updated for old-school DST
times.
> Granted, I'm paranoid that telecom just give non-telecom customers 3rd rate
> service and don't care
about problems we experience.
>
No - telecom customers get the same level of service as non-telecom
customers.
Remember that field work is done by Chorus, or is contracted out to
Downers or Transfield.
Those guys in the vans have no idea who the end ISP is, so they can't
give non-telecom customers bad quality pairs on purpose.
Here's a VDSL in Auckland that is not Telecom
DS Channel1 DS Channel0 US Channel1 US
Channel0
Speed (kbps): 0 50392 0 10360
That's just under 50 Mbit down and 10 Mbit up.
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CF
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