jacobstone
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- Sep 23, 2003
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I have a feeling that my (really old) telephone jacks are causing me to lose synchronization every now and then. Reason being - if I fiddle around near the jacks and bump the wire going to my ADSL router then it almost always loses synch.
I have ancient telephone jacks - still the old 3 prong with an RJ-11 converter which I've got a Y-splitter with my router and telephone plugged into (yes the phone is plugged into a filter).
So I'm thinking I should have old Telkom around to just get these old boys off the wall and stick in some new standard RJ-11's. Do you think tidying up the wiring will help?
What else causes loss of synch? Oh and it's happened say once in 24 hours. My routers a DG834G (standing upright) and stats are:
ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 384 kbps 128 kbps
Line Attenuation 12 db 3 db
Noise Margin 30 db 28 db
I have ancient telephone jacks - still the old 3 prong with an RJ-11 converter which I've got a Y-splitter with my router and telephone plugged into (yes the phone is plugged into a filter).
So I'm thinking I should have old Telkom around to just get these old boys off the wall and stick in some new standard RJ-11's. Do you think tidying up the wiring will help?
What else causes loss of synch? Oh and it's happened say once in 24 hours. My routers a DG834G (standing upright) and stats are:
ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 384 kbps 128 kbps
Line Attenuation 12 db 3 db
Noise Margin 30 db 28 db