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what is the maximum upstream (dB)myou should accept on the hub 5?
No problem there either. Everything suggests you have an excellent connection.
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Copy / Paste the text from the Upstream and Downstream tabs, let us have a look.
3.1 Downstream channels
Channel Channel Width (MHz) FFT Type Number of Active Subcarriers Modulation (Active Profile) First Active Subcarrier (Hz)33 94 4K 1840 QAM 4096 1108 3.1 Downstream channels
Channel ID Locked Status RxMER Data (dB) PLC Power (dBmV) Corrected errors (Active Profile) Uncorrectable errors (Active Profile)33 Locked 40 4.6 947298548 27 That looks good. It is a correct forward path attenuator and it's working as it should.
Are the errors anything to be concerned about?
I did do a simple ping test and it randomly shows latency over 100ms..
Those errors are negligible. A single ping test doesn't tell you much. You need to set up a BQM test and post a live link here.
https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/quality
https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/quality/share/df1597c949a4d08e2fcb24226ff2088b9c9ea8f4
So far the BQM is looking really good.
No problem there either. Everything suggests you have an excellent connection.
