Is it true that interleaving can't be turned off on FTTC/P ???
No idea, sorry Paul. :(
Do you mean can it manually be turned off? If so then as far as I'm aware the answer is no.
Quote from: .Griff. on Apr 11, 2012, 18:22:17
Do you mean can it manually be turned off? If so then as far as I'm aware the answer is no.
I mean the ISP / BT.
I read somewhere that there's no tools for it yet (or something like that), can't remember where though.
Here we go, knew I wasn't dreaming ;D
QuoteInterleaving is set to "auto" on FTTC and can't be switched on/off permanently yet - it will only get switched on if the line is unstable however once the line has re-stabilised the DLM usually sorts it out relatively quickly. Most people won't notice any difference from fastpath on ADSL after moving to FTTC - me included
On a side note, interleaving can be applied separately to the upstream/downstream on FTTC.
Dean
BTCare Community Mod
That's what I was referring to in my previous post.
An ISP (or indeed end user) cannot request that interleaving is manually turned off. Unlike 21CN where BT operate the DLM with FTTC Openreach operate the DLM and are very resistant to any requests made by a CP.