Its a common problem with cheap Internal/USB based DSL Modems. They
basically take ages/won't connect to DSL Lines with are "not very good".
Looking at your stats either you have a physical fault on your line , or you
live a long distance from the exchange. If you contact your ISP (Who will
talk to telecom on your behalf) , they should be able to tell you which one
it is.

For anyone getting DSL.. I suggest they _don't_ get an Internal Modem (or
USB based one) unless you know you are within 1-2Km of the exchange. and if
you are futher get a good modem which will connect even on lines ~8km away
like the Alcatel Home or Pro (both of these in my tests are the bext on
connecting on long distances from the exchange.

Thanks
Craig Whitmore
New Zealand DSL Information
http://www.nzdsl.co.nz

----- Original Message -----
From: "Carlos" <skyclan@gmx.net>
To: <adsl@lists.unixathome.org>
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 12:41 AM
Subject: D-Link DSL200 training issue.

> Hi,
>
> My brother is experiencing long training periods (over 10 minutes) with
his D-Link
> DSL200.
>
> In an effort to fault find, I took my 3Com Dual Link modem over to his
place. Upon
> connecting my modem, it established a link in under 60 seconds with the
following DSL
> values.

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