Anything About Billion For UK Users
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I think that is exactly it.keith_thfc wrote:I'm on the Be*/O2 network so have to use MP0A protocol, as per the user guide. Could this have anything to do with it?
keith_thfc wrote:Am not sure what MER is - forgive my ignorance.......tinytim wrote:The "system up-time" is since the last reboot or power cycle.
On the Status page under the WAN section for ADSL is the time since the last connect or re-sync , under MER I don't think we get this information.
Using ADSL whenever I resync this connect time is reset as I would expect it to be.
In my WAN status I can see the "Connection" section where it should be showing elapsed time but I just see the word "Up". Could this have anything to do with my settings?
I'm on the Be*/O2 network so have to use MP0A protocol, as per the user guide. Could this have anything to do with it?
keith_thfc wrote:Am not sure what MER is - forgive my ignorance.......tinytim wrote:The "system up-time" is since the last reboot or power cycle.
On the Status page under the WAN section for ADSL is the time since the last connect or re-sync , under MER I don't think we get this information.
Using ADSL whenever I resync this connect time is reset as I would expect it to be.
In my WAN status I can see the "Connection" section where it should be showing elapsed time but I just see the word "Up". Could this have anything to do with my settings?
I'm on the Be*/O2 network so have to use MP0A protocol, as per the user guide. Could this have anything to do with it?
I don't have a choice being on the O2/be* network.billion_fan wrote: When using MPOA (MER) this normal you will not see a connection up time, if you were using PPPOA instead of MPOA then you will see a connection up.