These 6-hour BT programmes of work...

Started by Bill, Nov 12, 2010, 02:02:43

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Quote from: Rik on Nov 12, 2010, 08:21:48
Definitive answer from support.

For FTTC, power down the router as it's that which is authenticating.

That's what I thought, thanks Rik :thumb:

Quote from: Rik on Nov 12, 2010, 08:21:48However, it will do no harm to power down both. ;)

Provided your line hasn't got noisier and you end up with a lower sync... that's why I don't like powering modems down :P
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Rik

Though you do lose your LAN, so if you have any attached devices, eg printers, they become unavailable.
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Bill

True... OK, if I think I'll need the LAN I'll pull the Ethernet cable out of the modem instead, that should fix it ;D
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esh

As you all seem to have concluded, indeed if only PPPoE goes down then just reset the connection from the router side.
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