Originally Posted by JohnHorb

Hopefully, someone more knowledgeable will be along in due course, but from other posts here, and assuming the Dublin setup is the same as here, I think the term is 'UBR congestion'. I stand to be corrected, but I think the 'UBR' (Universal Broadband Router?) is a card in the green cabinet which handles a certain number of subscribers. If there are too many active subscribers on a UBR, you get congestion, and NTL will, at some point, install another UBR and split the subscribers between them. It sounds like this is your problem, but I'm no expert!

Originally Posted by Drapper

Thank you very much all infomation to hit them with ! this must be what they are telling me !! :-)

Originally Posted by JohnHorb

Hopefully, someone more knowledgeable will be along in due course, but from other posts here, and assuming the Dublin setup is the same as here, I think the term is 'UBR congestion'. I stand to be corrected, but I think the 'UBR' (Universal Broadband Router?) is a card in the green cabinet which handles a certain number of subscribers. If there are too many active subscribers on a UBR, you get congestion, and NTL will, at some point, install another UBR and split the subscribers between them. It sounds like this is your problem, but I'm no expert!

Originally Posted by Drapper

Thanks a million !! I am expecting a call from them to-day to resolve the issue !