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Eircom lines test?

Dragon · 2003-07-08 14:00:42

Is there any way to get a test done on them to find out whats on the ie line splitters and the such?

08-07-2003 2:00pm

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Dragon

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Is there any way to get a test done on them to find out whats on the ie line splitters and the such?

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#2 09-07-2003 12:21pm

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You will only have a splitter on your line if have already dsl this is what brings DSL to your Premises Little white box with 2 holes

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#3 09-07-2003 1:08pm

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What the guru is calling a splitter, is usually called a filter, or low band pass filter.

Dragon may be talking about pair gain equipment ? I don't think at the moment Eircom have to tell you if you have one on your line or not.

I doubt if there is consumer equipment that can be used to test a line from a client end to determine what's on it, but I could be wrong, I don't know much about telecoms/phreaking.

Gav

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