Hub 3 - Intermittent Packet loss on Modem
I've just had a new Hub 3, I'm monitoring my connection as I'm experience very intermittent loss of packets which is giving me the odd issues with online gaming.
I've been trying to diagnose this for the past week now, I've replaced CAT6 cables between Hub 3 (modem mode) and also swapped out routers and reset all devices.
I've been running PingPlotter Pro and pinging various websites all evening and also running pings to my router (192.168.1.1) and the modem (100.1) and an example of this issue just now 1:11am shows a loss off connection with the router and the modem but the other monitors (6 in total) showed a large spike in latency and rise in jitter at the time.
Before I start sharing BQM's and such can anyone from that description shed any light on something I might be missing.
I've checked logs on Hub 3 and nothing is showing up in events, no timeouts, errors/retries are low single digits.
Hi Carley
I've now cancelled service, I think it's ridiculous giving out kit that is 15 years old and faulty from day 1.
I have noticed slight improvements to service but issues still arrise when loading the connection such as streaming 4K Amazon prime.
Unacceptable for a 370Mb connection.
And don't take this personally as your only able to get to what you can in time, but customer service and support channels including online is terrible, most links seem to loop and go nowhere, chat service is full of bugs and essentially have to lie to get a human to then transfer to correct department.
Tue Volt benefits didn't activate on any of the 3 O2 mobile accounts at the address either.
I'm somewhat glad I'm moving out of the serviceable area and haven't had to argue my way out of contract.
I'll take this as a final reminder not to mess with Virgin Broadband in the future.
I think the company needs to cut it's losses with the Hub 3 and 4, they are internationally known problem equipment, at least the Hub 5 don't use that horrible intel puma modem chipset.
As for customer service, well I don't think companies care about actually investing money in the place they make their money from, so they'll keep most of it offshore I guess or fail to recruit or invest in talent.
Thanks for responding.
Regards