BT Profiles

Started by Tacitus, Aug 25, 2011, 09:20:37

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Tacitus

Can anyone point me to a list of connection speeds and linked BT Profiles? 

At one time they went up in 250k intervals to 2000k and 500K intervals thereafter, but I believe that altered and they introduced 250k intervals up to 2500/3000k.

I've trawled the BT site and various others to no avail.


Rik

I've still got the 500k steps in my list, Tac.
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Tacitus

Quote from: Glenn on Aug 25, 2011, 09:34:57
This any use Tac? http://www.idnetters.co.uk/forums/index.php/topic,1904.msg31527.html#msg31527

Thanks Glenn.  I thought they'd altered them since then to incorporate 250k steps from 2000 - 2500k or 3000k.  Obviously I was wrong.....   :(

No idea what's going on but we've had a bunch of OpenReach vans swarming round the village.  Since then my sync has gone from around 1700 to it's current 2430.  Noise is still high at 13dB, but that's better than the regular 18dB that I've had for some time.

For some reason I can't get RouterStats to work with this 2700 v6 - Rstats drops out every 10 minutes or so and won't reconnect. 

PS Rik:  I thought you'd 'retired'......  Good to see you're still around though  ;D

Rik

I have retired, Tac, I just have the honorarium now. :)
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Tacitus

Quote from: Rik on Aug 25, 2011, 10:38:12
.......I just have the honorarium now. :)

But a reduced workload I hope  :)

cavillas

Quote from: Rik on Aug 25, 2011, 10:38:12
I have retired, Tac, I just have the honorarium now. :)

Another thing to asee the doctor for then Rik. ;D
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MisterW

QuoteCan anyone point me to a list of connection speeds and linked BT Profiles? 
BT a trialling a new profiling method on some ADSL2+ lines, called 'DLM quantisation'. The profile follows the synch speed more closely and not in discrete steps.

Rik

Quote from: Tacitus on Aug 25, 2011, 11:21:30
But a reduced workload I hope  :)


Oh much reduced, Tac, I just sit back and nag the others now. ;D
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Quote from: cavillas on Aug 25, 2011, 11:30:12
Another thing to asee the doctor for then Rik. ;D

He gave me some ointment for it, Alf. ;D
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Glenn

Quote from: Rik on Aug 25, 2011, 12:32:40
Oh much reduced, Tac, I just sit back and nag the others now. ;D

Not much has changed then  ;)
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Simon

Like Waldorf and Statler combined.  ;)
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Steve

Quote from: Rik on Aug 25, 2011, 12:32:40
Oh much reduced, Tac, I just sit back and nag the others now. ;D

You've retired not had a sex change. :dig: :hide:
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kinmel


Kitz is usually up to date and lists Profiles on this page...............           http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/IPprofile.htm#IP_and_bRAS_profiles
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Rik

Quote from: Steve on Aug 25, 2011, 15:20:03
You've retired not had a sex change. :dig: :hide:

:rofl:

You haven't seen a recent picture, Steve. ;)
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