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BaronVonskidmark · 18-12-2004, 02:32

I am not to sure, It could be if you are on a border line signal level then, it could be the slightest fluctuation in signal level, is enough to drop your connection. If you are getting this problem at specific times in the day then this problem could be else where. Either way this is something that needs more investigation by an NTL engineer. If you are on an NTL 200 modem, these have an onboard data capture system and I we can get site of this then we may have a better Idea of what is going on. But what I will say in my experience it is more than likly signal level related.

18-12-2004, 02:32	#10
BaronVonskidmark Inactive Join Date: Dec 2004 Age: 49 Services: Family +, 2mB, and good old 3,2,1 telephone Posts: 11	Re: Unusual Problem I am not to sure, It could be if you are on a border line signal level then, it could be the slightest fluctuation in signal level, is enough to drop your connection. If you are getting this problem at specific times in the day then this problem could be else where. Either way this is something that needs more investigation by an NTL engineer. If you are on an NTL 200 modem, these have an onboard data capture system and I we can get site of this then we may have a better Idea of what is going on. But what I will say in my experience it is more than likly signal level related.