OMG so tight bends not good plz install cable with out tight bendsNow?
It's too long. Guess I could remove it from their railing type thing and just let it flow freely.
A little bit on the higher side, but they should be fine. If your connection is stable then no need to have it changed.
I for one am glad to have access to a stable 50mb connection. No other ISP is going to even come close to the coverage PTCL has. The deployed a fiber network in an area with a cantonment board that always has a stick up their rear within a few months.
Watch them very closely while they're doing it, in my case the morons had tied 2 cable ties very tightly around the patch cord to simulate 'power loss' since it was too high. I removed the cable ties and restarted. Boom, packet loss gone.
which are good optical module reading input/output and how can i reduce them if mine are on higher end
Read my earlier post. I said yours are slightly higher but no need to get them changed if your connection is stable.
ya when they installed my con they were low i think 15.5 -16 now they increased dont know why
All you need to do is go to the exchange and talk to Saeed sb. Go in the morning after the holidays (Monday). They'll submit an activation request for your number. By evening, your LOID will arrive at the exchange. They'll forward it to one of the boys and he'll activate it for you.
Shouldn't they activate this on their own? Will they? I suppose I'll pay them a visit on monday. Mind telling me in which room this Saeed sb sits in?
They will, eventually. But to speed it up.. Visit.
UL packet loss isn't a huge concern, but 92 DL packet loss shouldn't be happening. Over time this might go up and you'll have download speed fluctuations.
Same power stats. Same green cord. Well once I shift this whole thing upstairs, I'll leave it exposed.
This is yours? When they had the cable out, I was getting 0 on DL. Guess that's the way to go. If the cable somehow gets damaged, put it back in the box, call them and get it replaced for free :tv:Rolled up and with cable ties:
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Yes.
Unfortunately yeah the only way to get 0 packet loss is to leave the cable lying out. Makes the setup look messy, but this is what happens when the installer guys aren't properly trained and don't understand what bending fiber can do.
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