ADSL - Should I disconnect and reconnect?
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ADSL - Should I disconnect and reconnect?

 
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Fritz Wuehler
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Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 3:41 pm    Post subject: ADSL - Should I disconnect and reconnect? Reply with quote

Is there any advantage in occasionally disconnecting your ADSL
link and reconnecting in order to "freshen" the connection?

I keep my connection on all the time for days or even weeks on
end although I do reboot the computer every day. Might my
connection speed be improved if I ocassionally disconnect and
reconnect?
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Rick Wintjen
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Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 9:01 pm    Post subject: Re: ADSL - Should I disconnect and reconnect? Reply with quote

Fritz Wuehler wrote:
Quote:
Is there any advantage in occasionally disconnecting your ADSL
link and reconnecting in order to "freshen" the connection?

I keep my connection on all the time for days or even weeks on
end although I do reboot the computer every day. Might my
connection speed be improved if I ocassionally disconnect and
reconnect?

If you have a poor noise margin, you modem will negotiate down to find a

more stable connection. It won't go the other way. If you can, query the
modem from time to time (or run a speed test) to see if this is
happening. If your connection speed degrades over time, restarting the
modem might bump it back up.
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