Unstable DSL; No noise over phone line
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jithinpkd
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Jan 26, 2015 at 10:48 AM
jithinpkd Posts 1 Registration date Monday January 26, 2015 Status Member Last seen January 26, 2015 - Jan 26, 2015 at 11:16 AM
jithinpkd Posts 1 Registration date Monday January 26, 2015 Status Member Last seen January 26, 2015 - Jan 26, 2015 at 11:16 AM
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Then cancel your service. It is their problem. If they cannot connect you to consume their network, then cancel it! POINT BLANK!
Make 100% certain the problem is not with your internal wire, as it may be possible the PORT was changed to another protocol that operates at a higher frequency. This frequency may not be able to be reproduced on your OLD and outdated INTERNAL wiring. If you have had your phone lines in your your house for over 8 years, then more than likely, the modem will synch and browse at the side of the house, but once you cannot all of the phone wires in, the signal; is not synched. Remove all phone wires from the outside DEMARC except for the one connected to the jack the modem is one. Try to synch just that way. If it starts to synch and work, then you need your wiring replaced in order to use the new PROTOCOL that your ISP is delivering to your house.
There is no help , we as volunteers, can give you if YOUR CARRIER is NOT WILLING OR ABLE to help you.
Sorry, it is not the answer you wish to have, but you really need to LEAN HARD on your ISP!
Make 100% certain the problem is not with your internal wire, as it may be possible the PORT was changed to another protocol that operates at a higher frequency. This frequency may not be able to be reproduced on your OLD and outdated INTERNAL wiring. If you have had your phone lines in your your house for over 8 years, then more than likely, the modem will synch and browse at the side of the house, but once you cannot all of the phone wires in, the signal; is not synched. Remove all phone wires from the outside DEMARC except for the one connected to the jack the modem is one. Try to synch just that way. If it starts to synch and work, then you need your wiring replaced in order to use the new PROTOCOL that your ISP is delivering to your house.
There is no help , we as volunteers, can give you if YOUR CARRIER is NOT WILLING OR ABLE to help you.
Sorry, it is not the answer you wish to have, but you really need to LEAN HARD on your ISP!
Jan 26, 2015 at 11:16 AM
I too want to change my ISP. But unfortunately BSNL is the only ISP in my area.
Yes. I think you are right. They have changed my connection to a higher frequency. In India BSNL is the biggest ISP. they have two ports. Namely NIB I & NIB II. Where NIB II is more faster than NIB I. for the first one ip address start with 59 and for the second one ip starts with 117.
As of now my ip starts with 117.
I checked by disconnecting phone and gave direct connection to modem. Then also adsl is not synchronizing. The wiring is just two years old. My modem is 1 year old & it supports 24mbps down and 3.5up. There is no visible issue at my side.
I doubt a synchronizing problem at their side. Don't know weather the network card at the BSNL office is synchronized with the line, as they told that they have changed the port. This could also be a possible reason ?.