NTE Power Status

[#1]

Hi

Can someone explain this parameter?

I have googled, but get a load of GEA reports (including ones on this board)

Thanks

[#2]

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[#3]

NTE = Network Terminating Equipment, basically the BT socket which is the point which divides BT faults from user faults.

Compare with NTE5A socket etc

[#4]

Hi

Thanks for the reply, but what does the Power ON (and presumably Power OFF?) mean?

[#5]

I'm guessing its only relevant to a large business installation, where the NTE is a piece of electronic equipment - not just a BT socket!

[#6]

Hi

On my GEA's, it shows POWER ON, but its just a standard NTE faceplate with phone & broadband sockets,

no other power source.

Also on the BT AdslChecker it shows the NTEFaceplate as N.

[#7]

The NTE for FTTC used to be the Openreach Huawei HG612 or ECI modem.

Maybe it just indicates if your modem is on or off.

[#8]

Hi

All GEA's have the same status as does the BT checker.The only modems used are the PN Hub (white one) and a Vigor.

One of lifes's mysteries