ADSL protocol Modem Installation Issues relating to DSL service
ADSL
ADSL stands for Asymmetric Digital
Subscriber Line Downlink rate (8MBps) > Uplink (128 to 768KBps) QPSK is used upto 1Mbps and 128 PAM in VDSL for 56 Mbps
The downstream rate is often up to
10 times faster than the upstream rate. 3
The
data rate of ADSL is highly dependent upon the
distance from the Central Office (CO) to the Consumer Premises (CPE). At a distance of 2.5 km, 8 Mbps downstream can be achieved while at 5 km, only 1.544 Mbps downstream can be achieved. VDSL can only transmit upto 1.5 Km. 6
Advantages of ADSL
ADSL is well suited to residential
applications. It uses lines that are already installed virtually everywhere and peacefully coexists with current phone service. ADSL is ideal for most home computing and small business applications because of the large downstream data capacity (up to 8 Mbps). Voice and Data service can work at the same time 8
How to Setup a modem
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Lights on the Router
Power DSL
If light is constant then the router is in sync with
the DSLAM. Blinking light generally signifies problem in the copper pair
Internet
If voice is working then attenuation has increased
Line may be breakup somewhere
Session hang at service providers backend
Modem overheat DNS, Gateway, BRAS, PIE
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Issues relating to DSL
service
Speed
Speed is in Kbps whereas download is in KBps
Shared not dedicated bandwidth Not configured at Backend Increase in attenuation Virus in Windows, browser problems
Relating Access Networks
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Issues relating to DSL
service
Relating to Paknet
Relating to ITI (PIE)
If internet service of other ISPs working
All ISPs suffer DOS attack
Relating to Transmission
Construction activities lead to breakup in the
media OFAN, ISP to ITI fiber connection SEMEWEA breakup 26