anyone else getting this tonight?

[riggs_9mmp]

line noise (yes my filters/phone/router config is correct), frequent disconnects, line syncs at 384 down and 64 up, then 96 up... authentication failures. netgear dg834g.

 

[|tera|]

Luckily not me, but I feel your pain bru

 

[riggs_9mmp]

frack frack frack frack frack.

i've moved all the power cables/lan cables/telephone cables/ desk lamp cables/rubbish bin/unplugged printer cable/shoes/dead moth as far away from my router and line as i can without hiring a decorator, and its holding up so far. could power do this? like emi perhaps?

 

[|tera|]

well the symptoms show power can do it, but it's probably just a once off thing that happened, there are internet problems today, so I wouldn't worry too much, but you are exactly like me, even if my exchange is busted, I'll try and remedy it from my side, lol, I hate an internet connection that doesn't work, it's the worse thing on earth

 

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line noise (yes my filters/phone/router config is correct), frequent disconnects, line syncs at 384 down and 64 up, then 96 up... authentication failures. netgear dg834g.

While your microfilters and cables are correctly connected, and you're suddenly getting interference on the line that causes ADSL-synch problems, the most likely cause is one or more faulty microfilters.

Use a process of elimination: disconnect all analogue telephone devices so that only your ADSL modem|router is connected to the line, if the result is:

1. Your ADSL modem|router then synchs & the connection is stable, then its a faulty analogue device - probably a microfilter; OR
2. Your ADSL modem|router continues to have synch problems, then it's an interference issue somewhere between your premises and the exchange, and it could be your ADSL modem|router or the RJ11 telephone cable.