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==General Terms related to AAISP== |
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==DSL Related== |
==DSL Related== |
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;ADSL:Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line |
;ADSL:Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line |
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;BRAS:Broadband Remote Access Server (Takes PPP from EU and passes it to ISP by [[L2TP]]) |
;BRAS:Broadband Remote Access Server (Takes PPP from EU and passes it to ISP by [[L2TP]]) |
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;CPE:Customer Premise Equipment (router or modem) |
;CPE:Customer Premise Equipment (router or modem) |
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;DSLAM:Digital Subscriber Line Access Modulator |
;DSLAM:Digital Subscriber Line Access Modulator |
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;DLM:Dynamic Line Management |
;DLM:Dynamic Line Management |
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;L2TP: A standard system called Layer Two Tunnelling Protocol (L2TP) which allows you (using suitable software or equipment) to connect to us via another Internet access service. |
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;LTS:L2TP tunnel switch - the router on the wholesaler's network (eg TalkTalk) that forwards the LT2TP to the ISP. Also see; [https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/junos/topics/topic-map/l2tp-tunnel-switching-multiple-domains.html L2TP on Juniper's website] |
;LTS:L2TP tunnel switch - the router on the wholesaler's network (eg TalkTalk) that forwards the LT2TP to the ISP. Also see; [https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/junos/topics/topic-map/l2tp-tunnel-switching-multiple-domains.html L2TP on Juniper's website] |
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==BT Fault Terms== |
==BT Fault Terms== |
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See also BT's jargon buster at https://www.openreach.co.uk/orpg/home/products/serviceproducts/orderandfaulttracker/faulthandling/faulttrackerjargonbuster.do |
See also BT's jargon buster at https://www.openreach.co.uk/orpg/home/products/serviceproducts/orderandfaulttracker/faulthandling/faulttrackerjargonbuster.do |
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;BBCR:BroadBand Customer Reporting (BT) |
;BBCR:BroadBand Customer Reporting (BT) |
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;BBEU:WBC EUA Service ID (Circuit ID) |
;BBEU:WBC EUA Service ID (Circuit ID) |
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;CA:Customer Apparatus |
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;CP:Communications Provider |
;CP:Communications Provider |
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;CRD:Customer Required by Date |
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;ELF:Early Life Failure - A fault soon after an install |
;ELF:Early Life Failure - A fault soon after an install |
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;FTR:Fault Threshold Rate - The speed at which the line is considered at fault |
;FTR:Fault Threshold Rate - The speed at which the line is considered at fault |
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;KBD:Knowledge Based Diagnostics |
;KBD:Knowledge Based Diagnostics |
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;KCI:Keep Customer Informed |
;KCI:Keep Customer Informed. SMS or Email informing customers of any line discrepancies. |
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;MFL:Main Fault Location |
;MFL:Main Fault Location |
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;KCI:Keeping Customers Informed (BT term) |
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;CA:Customer Apparatus |
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;MPF:Metallic Path Facility |
;MPF:Metallic Path Facility |
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;PONR:Point of No Return - e.g. when an engineer is booked and cannot now be cancelled. |
;PONR:Point of No Return - e.g. when an engineer is booked and cannot now be cancelled. |
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;PCP:Primary Cross-connect Point |
;PCP:Primary Cross-connect Point |
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;RA:Rate Adaptive |
;RA:Rate Adaptive |
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;REIN:Repetitive Electrical Impulse Noise - some sort of interference causing problems with a broadband line - tricky to pinpoint, patience needed in diagnosing these faults. |
;REIN:Repetitive Electrical Impulse Noise - some sort of interference causing problems with a broadband line - tricky to pinpoint, patience needed in diagnosing these faults. |
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;RWT:Right When Tested |
;RWT:Right When Tested |
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;SIN:Supplier Information Note [BT] |
;SIN:Supplier Information Note [BT] |
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;TPM:Tie Pair Modify - The cable from the MDF (main distribution frame) to the DSLAM port is replaced |
;TPM:Tie Pair Modify - The cable from the MDF (main distribution frame) to the DSLAM port is replaced |
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;TSO:Technology Service and Operations - a department within BT |
;TSO:Technology Service and Operations - a department within BT |
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;WLR:Wholesale Line Rental |
;WLR:Wholesale Line Rental |
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==BT Fault Locations== |
==BT Fault Locations== |
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;CA:Fault located at Customer Apparatus |
;CA:Fault located at Customer Apparatus |
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;DT:Diagnostic Test required to establish fault |
;DT:Diagnostic Test required to establish fault |
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;EX:Fault located in Exchange |
;EX:Fault located in Exchange |
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;FU:Fault Located at Frames Unit. Provides further breakdown of an EX fault. |
;FU:Fault Located at Frames Unit. Provides further breakdown of an EX fault. |
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==Openreach PSTN Fault Types== |
==Openreach PSTN Fault Types== |
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;DRW:Damage at the end users site |
;DRW:Damage at the end users site |
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;DRA:Damage Report Apparatus |
;DRA:Damage Report Apparatus |
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;FNT:Faint Transmission |
;FNT:Faint Transmission |
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;MOD:No other equipment, retried |
;MOD:No other equipment, retried |
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;WNO:Wrong Numbers Obtained |
;WNO:Wrong Numbers Obtained |
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;XL:Crossed lines |
;XL:Crossed lines |
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==Services Related== |
==Services Related== |
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;BT:British Telecom |
;BT:British Telecom |
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;BTOR:British Telecom Openreach |
;BTOR:British Telecom Openreach |
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;BTW:BT Wholesale |
;BTW:BT Wholesale |
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;DNS:Domain Name System/Server |
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;CDR:Call Detail Records - Call logs |
;CDR:Call Detail Records - Call logs |
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;DNS:Domain Name System/Server. Translates domain name to an IP address to have an internet location. |
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;Domain:Text/written address of an IP address. DNS translates this to an IP address to be understood by a computer. |
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;DS:Delegation signer (The record used to identify the DNSSEC signing key of a delegated zone) |
;DS:Delegation signer (The record used to identify the DNSSEC signing key of a delegated zone) |
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;Hostname:Used in association with domain name. E.g. support.aa.net.uk. |
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;IDN:Internationalised Domain Name |
;IDN:Internationalised Domain Name |
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;IP:Internet Protocol |
;IP:Internet Protocol |
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;RIPE:The Réseaux IP Européens Network - the organisation in Europe who manage IP addresses |
;RIPE:The Réseaux IP Européens Network - the organisation in Europe who manage IP addresses |
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;SIM:Subscriber identity module |
;SIM:Subscriber identity module |
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==Email Related== |
==Email Related== |
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;POP3:Post Office Protocol, Version 3 |
;POP3:Post Office Protocol, Version 3 |
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;SMTP:Simple Mail Transfer Protocol |
;SMTP:Simple Mail Transfer Protocol |
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==VoIP Related== |
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;ALG:Application Layer Gateway - typically software in a router to try to help with VoIP calls, often needing to be disabled |
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==Network Related== |
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;MTU:Maximum Transmission Unit |
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;MRU:Maximum Receive Unit |
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;IP:Internet Protocol |
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;TCP:Transmission Control Protocol |
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;PPP:Point to Point Protocol |
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;LCP:Link Control Protocol |
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;[[L2TP]]:Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol |
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==Other== |
==Other== |
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;IRC:Internet Relay Chat - an online chat room, AAISP have one, see the contact page. You can talk to staff and customers |
;IRC:Internet Relay Chat - an online chat room, AAISP have one, see the contact page. You can talk to staff and customers |
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;THN:Telehouse North - a datacentre in London - A&A have racks there |
;THN:Telehouse North - a datacentre in London - A&A have racks there |
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