Re: [H] xDSL question

2008-03-28 Thread steinie
Nope. My ASDL stays up thru rain, sleet, snow, etc. You name it... It should not go away...:) DHSinclair wrote: Is it normal (expected) that when I have rain locally, I should expect my DSL connection to go away?

Re: [H] xDSL question

2008-03-28 Thread Richard Quilhot
You're got a leak in one of the line's junction boxes. Call complain. Rick Q On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 8:06 PM, DHSinclair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not wanting to start a big controversy here. Just want to know what to expect in the future with my current DSL provider (BellSouth/ATT). Is

Re: [H] xDSL question

2008-03-28 Thread Gary VanderMolen
No, it's not normal for DSL to go away during a rain storm. When that happens, can you hear hum or crackling noises on the voice line? (Dial 1 first to get rid of the dial tone.) If the voice line is impeded also, it means the line is getting flooded out by he rain. Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP

Re: [H] xDSL question

2008-03-28 Thread Jason Carson
My DSL also goes down in the rain. Not wanting to start a big controversy here. Just want to know what to expect in the future with my current DSL provider (BellSouth/ATT). Is it normal (expected) that when I have rain locally, I should expect my DSL connection to go away? By go away I

Re: [H] xDSL question

2008-03-28 Thread Scott Sipe
I wouldn't say it's exactly normal but it happens. I live in the RTP area of NC (and in Verizon land rather than bellsouth) and when it rains here, one of our office fax lines stops working, and our DSL used to get intermittent. We had to complain many times to the phone company before the