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High packet loss

Diazole
On our wavelength

I've been experiencing ridiculously high packet loss for a long time now but it's just not getting better.

I previously created this thread which led to an "engineer" coming round to fit an attenuator however it didn't make a difference to the packet loss (looks like the levels improved though).

Today's BQM looks like I've had more lost packets than received packets!

https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/quality/share/a004501a990bc5e9e460e65d2a3e4e45d55a929d-23-03-2022

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You get the idea, It's just unusable... I feel like my only option left is to switch providers, is there anything else that can be done before I go down that route?

Downstream bonded channels

Channel Frequency (Hz) Power (dBmV) SNR (dB) Modulation Channel ID

1547000000240256 qam41
2267000000440256 qam17
3275000000440256 qam18
42830000003.740256 qam19
52910000003.740256 qam20
6299000000438256 qam21
7307000000440256 qam22
83150000003.540256 qam23
93230000003.740256 qam24
103310000003.738256 qam25
113390000003.540256 qam26
123470000003.440256 qam27
133550000003.240256 qam28
14363000000340256 qam29
15371000000340256 qam30
163790000002.938256 qam31
173870000002.740256 qam32
184910000002.540256 qam33
194990000002.740256 qam34
205070000002.940256 qam35
215150000002.540256 qam36
225230000002.540256 qam38
235310000002.540256 qam39
24539000000240256 qam40

 

Downstream bonded channels

Channel Locked Status RxMER (dB) Pre RS Errors Post RS Errors

1Locked40.9110
2Locked40.3150
3Locked40.360
4Locked40.350
5Locked40.360
6Locked40.360
7Locked38.980
8Locked40.370
9Locked40.310
10Locked40.370
11Locked38.960
12Locked40.310
13Locked40.320
14Locked40.380
15Locked40.3100
16Locked40.350
17Locked38.980
18Locked40.360
19Locked40.390
20Locked40.300
21Locked40.350
22Locked40.930
23Locked40.350
24Locked40.370

 

Upstream bonded channels

Channel Frequency (Hz) Power (dBmV) Symbol Rate (ksps) Modulation Channel ID

13260000046512064 qam9
23940000046.3512064 qam8
34620000046.5512064 qam3
42580000045.5512032 qam10

 

Upstream bonded channels

Channel Channel Type T1 Timeouts T2 Timeouts T3 Timeouts T4 Timeouts

1ATDMA0010
2ATDMA0000
3ATDMA0000
4ATDMA0000
4 REPLIES 4

legacy1
Alessandro Volta

switch to modem mode with a PC setup a new BQM and allow inbound ICMP for remote IP 80.249.99.164 in your firewall and see if its any better

upstream is likely the problem

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Diazole
On our wavelength

Those graphs are with modem mode and allowing ICMP

Diazole
On our wavelength

This is ridiculous, over 60% packet loss!

https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/quality/share/d6ff8159faaf724f6ee77acbcf909e49381d5b18-26-03-2022

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Hi Diazole, 

Thanks for your post and apologies to see that things are not going well with your connection. 

I've taken a look at our systems and all your power and signal levels are optimal and where they need to be. The hub is looking good itself and the network cable you're on is showing no signs of congestion. 

As you have Modem Mode on, can you confirm if you are using a third party router? If so, can you disconnect this, and connect the Hub directly to your PC / Laptop to see if you have the same issues? This is just so we can rule out the router being at fault. 

Pop an update back here when you can. 

Thanks, 

Kath_F
Forum Team

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