Re: What happens if the router is switched off for days?
- From: Kit <kitzyme@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2007 15:56:31 +0100
In article <euj65q$a06$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Geoff Lane
<datemasde.t1m@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Kit wrote:
Sorry, I wasn't clear, though some managed to guess what I meant.
I should have specifically said MaxDSL .
When someone first gets Max there is a 'training'period during which
things eventually settle down to a stable state. (
When you say MaxDSL are you referring to the later 'up to' speeds rather
than the older set speeds.
Reason I ask is I still have a fixed speed (1mbps) but intend to change
but have not heard of this training period.
What happens in this training period.
As I said, I'm no expert at this, and hopefully someone will answer
properly, but apparently something in your exchange works out how fast
a throughput you can have while maintaining stability. To a large
extent this seems to depend on the quality of your phone line, distance
from exchange etc.
The duration and amount of pain involved can vary from a few days and
almost painless to a month and an extreme pain. My own experience was,
unfortunately, the latter. Hence my concern about having to go through
it all again if my modem/router was switched off too long.
Kit
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