MaxDSL - drop outs every few minutes ???

This can't be right surely ? Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for a few
mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?

yip mine did the same, just give it some time


"www.amstereoradio.info" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> This can't be right surely ? Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
> connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for a
> few mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?
>

www.amstereoradio.info wrote:
> This can't be right surely ? Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and
> the
> connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again
> for a few mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?

Yep just stick with it a few more days, it's all part of the self
training of the exchange equipment. Mine did it for a couple of days
at the very begining, but I did have more problems as it progressed
which hopefully you won't get..

On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 09:47:25 +0100, "www.amstereoradio.info"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>This can't be right surely ? Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
>connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for a few
>mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?
>

Mine was worse - no usable service at all for the first three days,
but now I have a good connection at around 7000.

--
Bob

"Bob Sherunkle" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 09:47:25 +0100, "www.amstereoradio.info"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>This can't be right surely ? Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
>>connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for a
>>few
>>mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?
>>
>
> Mine was worse - no usable service at all for the first three days,
> but now I have a good connection at around 7000.
>

Oh well thanks guys that's interesting to know, wondering what was going on
here! ...Very starnge all this after having a 100% stable dsl connection for
the last few years, don't quite underdtand why the 'training' period should
take so long but there you go

www.amstereoradio.info wrote:
> "Bob Sherunkle" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 09:47:25 +0100, "www.amstereoradio.info"
>> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>>> This can't be right surely ?

Why not?

>>> Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
>>> connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for a
>>> few
>>> mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?
>>>
>> Mine was worse - no usable service at all for the first three days,
>> but now I have a good connection at around 7000.
>
> Oh well thanks guys that's interesting to know, wondering what was going on
> here! ...Very starnge all this after having a 100% stable dsl connection for
> the last few years, don't quite underdtand why the 'training' period should
> take so long but there you go

Well that is how the service works, and that is the product you bought -
maybe you should have checked what you were buying?

"Paul Cupis" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> www.amstereoradio.info wrote:
>> "Bob Sherunkle" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 09:47:25 +0100, "www.amstereoradio.info"
>>> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>
>>>> This can't be right surely ?
>
> Why not?
>
>>>> Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
>>>> connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for
>>>> a
>>>> few
>>>> mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?
>>>>
>>> Mine was worse - no usable service at all for the first three days,
>>> but now I have a good connection at around 7000.
>>
>> Oh well thanks guys that's interesting to know, wondering what was going
>> on
>> here! ...Very starnge all this after having a 100% stable dsl connection
>> for
>> the last few years, don't quite underdtand why the 'training' period
>> should
>> take so long but there you go
>
> Well that is how the service works, and that is the product you bought -
> maybe you should have checked what you were buying?

You live and learn, now I know!

Paul Cupis wrote:

>>>> Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
>>>> connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for a
>>>> few
>>>> mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?
>>>>
>>> Mine was worse - no usable service at all for the first three days,
>>> but now I have a good connection at around 7000.

>> Oh well thanks guys that's interesting to know, wondering what was going on
>> here! ...Very starnge all this after having a 100% stable dsl connection for
>> the last few years, don't quite underdtand why the 'training' period should
>> take so long but there you go
>
> Well that is how the service works, and that is the product you bought -
> maybe you should have checked what you were buying?

A little unfair - neither of the ISP's we use (AAISP & Mistral) were
aware of exactly how the training period was going to operate. And in
fact few of our circuits, when upgrade to MaxDSL showed these kinds of
problems anyway.

"Colin Forrester" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Paul Cupis wrote:
>
>>>>> Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
>>>>> connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for
>>>>> a few
>>>>> mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?
>>>>>
>>>> Mine was worse - no usable service at all for the first three days,
>>>> but now I have a good connection at around 7000.
>
>>> Oh well thanks guys that's interesting to know, wondering what was going
>>> on here! ...Very starnge all this after having a 100% stable dsl
>>> connection for the last few years, don't quite underdtand why the
>>> 'training' period should take so long but there you go
>>
>> Well that is how the service works, and that is the product you bought -
>> maybe you should have checked what you were buying?
>
> A little unfair - neither of the ISP's we use (AAISP & Mistral) were aware
> of exactly how the training period was going to operate. And in fact few
> of our circuits, when upgrade to MaxDSL showed these kinds of problems
> anyway.

I have a feeling this drop out problem will contiune I hope I am wrong !
Still happening though just found out I have a freephone dial up
service included with my maxdsl 'deal' so might have to use this for the
next week or so :-(
Lovely 4kb/s downloads et all

"Paul Cupis" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> www.amstereoradio.info wrote:
>> "Bob Sherunkle" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 09:47:25 +0100, "www.amstereoradio.info"
>>> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>
>>>> This can't be right surely ?
>
> Why not?
>
>>>> Day 3 of a new MaxDSL connection and the
>>>> connection is still dropping out every few mins then back in again for
>>>> a
>>>> few
>>>> mins. Anyone experienced EXACTLY the same situation ?
>>>>
>>> Mine was worse - no usable service at all for the first three days,
>>> but now I have a good connection at around 7000.
>>
>> Oh well thanks guys that's interesting to know, wondering what was going
>> on
>> here! ...Very starnge all this after having a 100% stable dsl connection
>> for
>> the last few years, don't quite underdtand why the 'training' period
>> should
>> take so long but there you go
>
> Well that is how the service works, and that is the product you bought -
> maybe you should have checked what you were buying?

Oh what an idiot - a completely useless answer but you just felt the need to
post a message. If you have nothing to contribute, don't bother.