can anyone explain this more briefly?!?crazyflamesai said:You can get your line checked as said above. Add Splitter to the incoming line in your house, and give the line for your ADSL from the 'ADSL' point your splitter. If you can, go to Modem configuration page (usually routerlogin.net or 192.168.1.1, you can check out in Network and Connections).Try adjusting the line, by checking the wires! You should have a nice Attenuation and Noise Ratio (Signal-to-Noise). The nominal are 24.0 db (Downlink) 15 db (Uplink) and in Noise Margin 28 db(Downlink) 30 db(uplink).It is best obtained when you've a DIRECT incoming line from the BSNL link to your Home! (Direct Line means the Incoming wire to your house).All the bestContact me for more help! Even though I had a 4MBPS connection, I used to get only 1MBPS maximum! Then I rectified all these, and now getting a Connection Speed of 3999KBPS (Which is Approximately 4MBPS)
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