Cable Forum - View Single Post

28-07-2004, 12:09

Well yes. It was something that if you asked about they would tell you. Not everything used to go on the server status page (and i assume it still doesnt). The fault is intermittent so 90% of poeple in SO15/16 would not have been aware of it or known that their SNR level was closer to 10 than 20 and their modem would re-boot 10-15 times a week.

I think it was around April that the new server status page was published so they probably reviewed what went on the (server status) page - possibly made it dynamic from what was already on the internal tools.

28-07-2004, 12:09	#12
John Doe Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Broadband problems in Hampshire? Well yes. It was something that if you asked about they would tell you. Not everything used to go on the server status page (and i assume it still doesnt). The fault is intermittent so 90% of poeple in SO15/16 would not have been aware of it or known that their SNR level was closer to 10 than 20 and their modem would re-boot 10-15 times a week. I think it was around April that the new server status page was published so they probably reviewed what went on the (server status) page - possibly made it dynamic from what was already on the internal tools.