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Originally Posted by General Maximus
they sure do and that is what networks will do if/when the fault gets escalated to them. Septh was suggesting it as more of by-the-by in conversation with your neighbours just so you have got more evidence to back you up. I live in a cul de sac and am quite chummy with all my neighbours and wouldn't think anything of asking them if they have all got probs with their connection. That way when the tech comes out and they say "we'll swap the shub again and see if that helps" you can say "it won't help because I know everyone else in the street has got the same problem". On the two times I have had an area fault in the last 16 years it was fixed in 4 hours once it was escalated.
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Do the analogue amps have remote monitoring and tell back? I very much doubt it.
Maybe VM can infer a problem location by using statistical analysis from a number of CPE but I'd bet that the coaxial cable network doesn't have monitoring down to the cab level.