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ELLI
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      08-01-2006, 09:53 AM
Hi all, what's in a filter?

I'm about a mile from my exchange, and normally sync at 7.6 Mbps. A week
or so ago, I'd gone out for a couple of hrs, left my PC logged on, and
upon returning, there was no ADSL. I did all the usual checks, but
nothing was working so I contacted my isp. They said nothing was wrong
at their end, and diagnosed a faulty micro filter.

They reluctantly agreed to send me a free replacement, as I have been
with them for 18 months, and one of the original ones supplied died
after 3 months of signing up, but I'd never got round to getting them to
send me a replacement.

Anyhow, the next morning, everything was working fine, so it must have
just been a BT prob. The replacement filter they send was a net-lynx
one, and I don't know if it's faulty, or just crap, but using it for a
few days, the PC would usually sync between 5 and 6 Mbps, with
disconnects every hr or so.... Is this just a faulty filter they have
sent as a replacement, or what?

Anybody any ideas?

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      08-01-2006, 03:22 PM
> I'm about a mile from my exchange, and normally sync at 7.6 Mbps. A week
> or so ago, I'd gone out for a couple of hrs, left my PC logged on, and
> upon returning, there was no ADSL. I did all the usual checks, but
> nothing was working so I contacted my isp. They said nothing was wrong
> at their end, and diagnosed a faulty micro filter.
>
> They reluctantly agreed to send me a free replacement, as I have been
> with them for 18 months, and one of the original ones supplied died
> after 3 months of signing up, but I'd never got round to getting them to
> send me a replacement.
>
> Anyhow, the next morning, everything was working fine, so it must have
> just been a BT prob. The replacement filter they send was a net-lynx
> one, and I don't know if it's faulty, or just crap, but using it for a
> few days, the PC would usually sync between 5 and 6 Mbps, with
> disconnects every hr or so.... Is this just a faulty filter they have
> sent as a replacement, or what?


http://www.adslnation.com/support/filters.php


 
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