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What type of FTTC fault do you have?

low FTTC

Is it taking a long time to load web pages, or download files? Do you have packetloss? Do you think your line should be faster than what it should be?

Dropping FTTC

Is your connection going up and down? (Stopping and then starting). We like stable connections, so lets get to the bottom of this!

Completely Offline

If your FTTC line is down permanently (as apposed to going up and down) then look here for help

General FTTC Checks

These are the basic checks that Support tend to ask customers when there is a potential fault.

Line Settings

Most of our lines have tweaks that can be applied to them, such as Interleaving, DLM or profile options, MTU adjustments etc. These are explained here

Slow FTTC Is it taking a long time to load web pages, or download files? Do you have packetloss? Do you think your line should be faster than what it should be?	Dropping FTTC Is your connection going up and down? (Stopping and then starting). We like stable connections, so lets get to the bottom of this!	Completely Offline If your FTTC line is down permanently (as apposed to going up and down) then look here for help
General FTTC Checks These are the basic checks that Support tend to ask customers when there is a potential fault.	Diagnostic Tools AAISP provide their customers with many tools to help diagnose a problem with their network or connection, find out more here.	Line Settings Most of our lines have tweaks that can be applied to them, such as Interleaving, DLM or profile options, MTU adjustments etc. These are explained here

Subcategories

This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.

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F

FTTC Down

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W

WiFi Challenges and Limitations

Pages in category "FTTC Faults"

The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total.

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FTTC Checks

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PPPoE on a Computer

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Windows iperf3

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