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SNR or snr margin Download upload or downstream and upstream
Attn same as above.
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The BSNL cable first comes to my Hall and then to the another room.The SNR and Attenuation values in the Hall areLocal Line Atten.: 0 dBRemote Line Atten.: 0.5 dBLocal SNR Margin: 30.0 dBRemote SNR Margin: 22.0 dBThe SNR and Attenuation values in the other Room areLocal Line Atten.: 2.5 dBRemote Line Atten.: 1.5 dBLocal SNR Margin: 20.0 dBRemote SNR Margin: 18.5 dBI will replace the wire from hall to the other room and see if this could resolve the problem.
1.SNR/Attn in either place acceptable for a stable connection.2.Ensure No parallel phones BEFORE the adsl splitter in either room.3.If needed use ADDITIONAL ADSL splitter in each phone connection.4. The drop in SNR : use good old BSNL copper wire ( single strand/ pair )( The feeder line for TV from Old Antenna can be used.) 5.Also see whether the Mod mode selected is adsl2 +Disable it and try GDMT/t413/glite bitswap enabled.Feedback please.
The BROADBAND and the phone are connected through a splitter. The Modem is on GDMT mode. I will change the wire and let you know if that helps.Well...Thanks a lot for your help essbebe. Your suggestions helped me in resolving the problem without contacting BSNL guys.
Thanks everyone for all your help...I tried with a different modem and now I have no frequent disconnection problem. The problem was with the old modem..
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