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![]() http://www.adslguide.org.uk/newsarchive.asp?item=2777 BT has announced a calendar of engineering work that will affect around 30 DSLAM's per night until October 2006. The schedule split down into regions of the UK is shown below. Central Midlands 4th September and 5th September South Midlands 6th September West Midlands 7th September East Midlands 8th to 13th September North Scotland 14th September West Scotland 15th September to 18th September East Scotland 19th September Wales (North) 20th September Northern Ireland 21st September East Anglia 22nd September to 25th September South Downs 26th September Southampton 27th September Severn Side 28th September South Wales 29th September North London 2nd October South Longon 3rd October Central London 4th October North Downs 5th October Thamesway 6th October Mid Yorkshire 9th October South Lancashire 10th October Lancashire 11th October Liverpool 12th October Manchester 12th October North East 13th October Cornwal 13th October The work is part of network upgrades and will occur between midnight and 6am, with people possibly experiencing a downtime of 30 minutes on the night of the work. Therefore if your area is scheduled for work one evening and your connection drops do not panic, but wait for a while before contacting your providers support team. BT is also recommending that if after the outage that you cannot reconnect that you switch your ADSL hardware off for a minute and then switch it back on. |
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