Re: ADSL Over CAT5

["marcrfuller" <groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Can you get to the SNR stats on the routers / modems at all ?

Certainly.. didn't think to do that at the time, but going to revisit this
weekend so will grab them.

> 1 - Try ensuring that the ring wire is disconnected on the extension /
cat5

Already removed sadly.

> 2 - Use filtered faceplates, I've used the following with good results

Interestingly enough, we have one filtered faceplate for the other line,
but it was removed when the engineer put the new line in and plugged
directly into the test socket. (it's a bit mangled, so was removed incase
it was damaged)

> You can then use the un-filtered IDC connections (A&B) on the rear
to ensure a good connection, and feed the remote location for the router /
modem.

Interesting idea. Don't suppose you know what pins the line needs to go
down on the CAT5?

Thanks

Marc

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Stuart Poulton <stuart@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Marc,
>
> Can you get to the SNR stats on the routers / modems at all ?
>
> A couple of suggestions leap to mind
>
> 1 - Try ensuring that the ring wire is disconnected on the extension /
cat5
>
> More details here: http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/socket.htm
>
> 2 - Use filtered faceplates, I've used the following with good results
>
> http://linitx.com/product/11752
>
> You can then use the un-filtered IDC connections (A&B) on the rear
to ensure a good connection, and feed the remote location for the router /
modem.
>
> Cheers
>
> Stuart
>
>
>
>
>
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