[CLUE-Tech] CLUE: DSL - PCISYS

Timothy C. Klein teece at silverklein.net
Wed Jul 3 17:39:51 MDT 2002


* Randy Arabie (rrarabie at arabie.org) wrote:
> On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, bof wrote:
> 
> > > Richard Knechtel wrote:
> > >
> > >> Does anyone else have DSL with PCI Systems?
> > >>
> > >> Since Friday I have had SERIOUS issues with my DSL.  
> > >
> > Something else to consider is that you might have a phone line that is 
> > going bad. I had one for a modem that was spliced just outside the room 
> > where my computer was and over the years had gotten water into it. 
> > Sometimes it would connect great and others barely at all.
> > 
> > Try checking your phone line by plugging a phone into the socket and see 
> > if you have a lot of static on it.
> 
> That's good advice.  For quite a while I was logging my CISCO 678 info 
> via syslog and trying to track down the cause for my disconnects.  I have 
> concluded that my problems are likley the result of multiple splices in 
> the line between my router and the point where the line comes into my home.
> 
> I've been told that the best way to fix my problems is put in a DSL splitter 
> at that point, and from there run a 'dedicated' run to my router.
> -- 

Those would just amount to really short bridge-taps.  DSL is spec-ed to
allow something like 1500 or 2000 feet of bridge tap and be OK.  Doesn't
seem like there would be enough length for the signal to reflect, get
out of phase, and cancel signal when it comes back.  Is you your house
*really* big? :-)  Or am I missing something.  Just curious.

Tim
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