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High ping/packetloss for weeks

Realitea
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Since I've moved to a new address I've been plagued by nothing but short outages, high ping spikes and packetloss. Also since moving here I've had to deal with 2 network outages over the course of a few weeks, one lasting 24 hours and the other one roughly 12 due to engineers "fixing" network issues in my area and it hasn't gotten any better since that maintenance and repair has taken place. I'm less than 5 minutes from my own address, almost in the same post code but the old address isn't getting anywhere near the amount of problems I am. Any help would be appreciated this is getting to a point where I want to switch providers just to see if it'll help. My connection is wired, as are all my computers. This is happening across all devices. 

It's also important to note that I've had I think 3 engineers booked to come and look at my network just to have them cancelled because there's "issues in my area". Bear in mind that after those issues have been "resolved" nothing ends up getting fixed and I end up getting back on the phone trying to get another one. 

https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/quality/share/5770dd05d4a3fc4e5888b2dfce638216ae30bb0b-01-10-2021

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3.0 Downstream channels

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

253307500004.09999838.983261QAM25625
182747500005.00000040.366287QAM25618
192827500004.90000240.366287QAM25619
202907500004.30000338.983261QAM25620
212987500004.09999838.983261QAM25621
223067500004.19999738.983261QAM25622
233147500004.30000338.605377QAM25623
243227500004.50000038.983261QAM25624
263387500004.19999738.983261QAM25626
273467500003.79999938.983261QAM25627
283547500004.00000038.983261QAM25628
293627500003.79999938.983261QAM25629
303707500004.00000038.983261QAM25630
313787500003.90000238.983261QAM25631
323867500003.90000238.605377QAM25632
333947500004.09999838.983261QAM25633
344027500003.79999938.983261QAM25634
354107500004.40000238.983261QAM25635
364187500004.69999738.983261QAM25636
374267500005.19999738.983261QAM25637
384347500005.50000038.605377QAM25638
394427500005.50000038.605377QAM25639
404507500005.50000038.983261QAM25640
414587500004.90000238.605377QAM25641
424667500005.50000038.983261QAM25642
434747500004.59999838.605377QAM25643
444827500005.00000038.983261QAM25644
454907500004.30000338.983261QAM25645
464987500004.69999738.983261QAM25646
475067500004.40000238.983261QAM25647
485147500004.40000238.605377QAM25648

 

3.0 Downstream channels

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

25Locked38.98326100
18Locked40.36628700
19Locked40.36628700
20Locked38.983261100
21Locked38.98326100
22Locked38.98326100
23Locked38.60537700
24Locked38.98326100
26Locked38.98326100
27Locked38.98326100
28Locked38.98326100
29Locked38.98326100
30Locked38.98326100
31Locked38.98326100
32Locked38.60537700
33Locked38.98326100
34Locked38.98326100
35Locked38.98326100
36Locked38.98326100
37Locked38.98326100
38Locked38.60537700
39Locked38.60537700
40Locked38.98326100
41Locked38.60537700
42Locked38.98326100
43Locked38.60537700
44Locked38.98326100
45Locked38.98326100
46Locked38.98326100
47Locked38.98326100
48Locked38.60537700

 

 

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3.0 Downstream channels

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

253307500004.19999738.605377QAM25625
182747500005.30000340.946209QAM25618
192827500005.19999740.366287QAM25619
202907500004.59999840.366287QAM25620
212987500004.19999738.983261QAM25621
223067500004.40000238.983261QAM25622
233147500004.50000038.983261QAM25623
243227500004.69999738.605377QAM25624
263387500004.30000340.366287QAM25626
273467500003.90000238.983261QAM25627
283547500004.09999840.366287QAM25628
293627500003.90000238.983261QAM25629
303707500004.19999738.983261QAM25630
313787500004.00000038.983261QAM25631
323867500004.00000038.983261QAM25632
333947500004.19999738.983261QAM25633
344027500003.79999938.983261QAM25634
354107500004.50000038.983261QAM25635
364187500004.80000338.983261QAM25636
374267500005.30000338.983261QAM25637
384347500005.59999838.605377QAM25638
394427500005.59999838.983261QAM25639
404507500005.59999838.983261QAM25640
414587500005.00000038.983261QAM25641
424667500005.50000038.983261QAM25642
434747500004.69999738.983261QAM25643
444827500005.00000038.983261QAM25644
454907500004.30000338.983261QAM25645
464987500004.59999838.983261QAM25646
475067500004.30000338.983261QAM25647
485147500004.40000238.983261QAM25648



3.0 Downstream channels

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

25Locked38.60537700
18Locked40.94620900
19Locked40.36628700
20Locked40.36628700
21Locked38.98326100
22Locked38.98326100
23Locked38.98326100
24Locked38.60537700
26Locked40.36628700
27Locked38.98326100
28Locked40.36628700
29Locked38.98326100
30Locked38.98326100
31Locked38.98326100
32Locked38.98326100
33Locked38.98326100
34Locked38.98326100
35Locked38.98326100
36Locked38.98326100
37Locked38.98326100
38Locked38.60537700
39Locked38.98326100
40Locked38.98326100
41Locked38.98326100
42Locked38.98326100
43Locked38.98326100
44Locked38.98326100
45Locked38.98326100
46Locked38.98326100
47Locked38.98326100
48Locked38.98326100



3.1 Downstream channelsChannel Channel Width (MHz) FFT Type Number of Active Subcarriers Modulation (Active Profile) First Active Subcarrier (Hz)
159964K1880QAM4096759


3.1 Downstream channelsChannel ID Lock Status RxMER Data (dB) PLC Power (dBmV) Correcteds (Active Profile) Uncorrectables (Active Profile)
159Locked414.944546799678

Realitea
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3.0 Upstream channels

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

16030000045.5205995120 KSym/sec64QAM9
23940000045.5205995120 KSym/sec64QAM12
34620000045.5205995120 KSym/sec64QAM11
45370000045.5205995120 KSym/sec64QAM10



3.0 Upstream channels

Channel Channel Type T1 Timeouts T2 Timeouts T3 Timeouts T4 Timeouts

1US_TYPE_STDMA0000
2US_TYPE_STDMA0000
3US_TYPE_STDMA0000
4US_TYPE_STDMA0000

The network log confirms that there's far too many timeout errors occurring, and they'll be a nightmare when you're trying to use the internet.  But from what I can see there's still nothing obviously wrong with power levels, modulation, SNR on either upstream or downstream, other than some post-RS (uncorrectable) errors on the DOCSIS 3.1 channel.  Because that carries about half of the bandwidth on a 1 Gbps connection, it can be disproportionately damaging to have any uncorrectables on that one channel.

I'll flag this for the forum staff to take a look and advise (don't accept an "all looks good from our side" response). 

Hi Realitea, thanks for posting and welcome back to our community

Sorry to hear you're experiencing multiple issues with your internet service which is impacting your usage and and enjoyment.  I would like to take a closer look.  I am going to send you a private message.

Regards

 

Lee_R

 

Cheers @Andrew. I've unfortunately been through this song and dance before at a different address albeit many years ago and it was not this frustrating to get someone out to take a look. I don't know what changed but it almost seems to be impossible to get an engineer out to look at things these days. As said in the original post I've had 3 engineers booked and all cancelled even though I've stated I'm still having problems. Hopefully now with me messaging VM on here I can get someone to sort this out. 

Hi @Realitea thanks for confirming your details on private message.

I have booked the first available technician appointment.  This can be viewed and amended here: here.

Regards

 

Lee_R

 

Engineer came today, swapped my hub out, all the cabling, replaced everything outside and went to the exchange/cabinet and placed me on a lesser used line and swapped everything down there to get me the most balanced levels. He's going to keep an eye out on it and call me in a few days to see how it's been, fingers crossed.