Recently my Bryanston ADSL line - which I've had for years - has been syncing slower and slower.
From a comfortable 4Mbps with 12dB noise margin, I'm now at 2.5Mbps and 7dB. Swapped routers, no difference.
I was reading up about ASSIA, and it seems increasingly clear that it is the root cause of the slower syncs. Why then would Telkom not disable it, or at least give subscribers the option to use the "Fast Path" setting?
Presumably there is some real or imagined benefit to Telkom of running ASSIA in Interleaved mode? Fewer callouts? Lower bandwidth usage? Do some Telkom ADSL customers actually get better performance and/or stability with ASSIA in Interleaved mode?
How do we get Telkom to listen to their many disgruntled ADSL customers, and give us the option to change settings?
From a comfortable 4Mbps with 12dB noise margin, I'm now at 2.5Mbps and 7dB. Swapped routers, no difference.
I was reading up about ASSIA, and it seems increasingly clear that it is the root cause of the slower syncs. Why then would Telkom not disable it, or at least give subscribers the option to use the "Fast Path" setting?
Presumably there is some real or imagined benefit to Telkom of running ASSIA in Interleaved mode? Fewer callouts? Lower bandwidth usage? Do some Telkom ADSL customers actually get better performance and/or stability with ASSIA in Interleaved mode?
How do we get Telkom to listen to their many disgruntled ADSL customers, and give us the option to change settings?