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RE: Speeds dropping far below normal levels.
Thanks for all the great info. Much appreciated The signal levels look good, however the provided screenshot doesn't show the upstream levels, can you post those too? Below are my signal levels for...
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Thanks for your reply Heath!Sorry about not including those levels the first time, here is a new SS with the Upstream included:http://imgur.com/RcBKuCPI went to the site you linked and ran the speed...
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RE: Speeds dropping far below normal levels.
Figured it out. Looks like the login was required because of the City I was choosing to test from. Tried it from another and was able to get the results you're asking for.I will let you know that I had...
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First of all, I never knew I had a data limit. But twice now I've received letters telling me I have exceeded my limits. I look back and for some reason the usage literally jumped 200% overnight! How...
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Sorry. Netflix is not the answer either. I have never used it. Ever. And I don't have any malware. I keep track of it with 3 programs. I'm not an ignorant person. No one in the house is using this...
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Sorry to tack on more, but just want to give you as many results as possible.Did a test at test.lvcm.com which appears to be Las Vegas based (where I am) and runs a similar test to the one you linked...
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Looks like your TCP max delay is too high. As per site, that means:TCP Max delay is a measure of the maximum delay the client was waiting for data to arrive. TCP max delay should normally not exceed...
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Interesting.I had tried a couple PingTest.net tests over the last few days and didn't see anything out of the ordinary. Here are some results from a ping -t in CMD and a pingtest.net...
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A little back story that can be skipped if you don't like to read: Moved to this new apartment about five months ago and brought my Premier Internet package with me. Never had any issues at my previous...
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RE: Upgraded from Premier to Ultimate
If thats the case, then your service hasn't been upgraded in their computer system yet. Could you explain how you went about this upgrade? Did you pick the modem up at the store? Did you call in?...
View ArticleSBG6850 lag issues.
I've had a SBG6850 for some time now and recently (Nov/Dec?) started experiencing lag issues. Our VOIP becomes unusable, extreme lag in on-line game play. Power cycling the modem resolves the issues...
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ToddKMy whole thought of using 8.8.8.8 was that it was a stable server on the WAN, especially when compared to the game servers. And I don't know where to find the VOIP servers. Guess I could use...
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RE: What is a bonded channel?
Short answer; Channel bonding gooooooood Bonded refers to the context of their state, not anything specific about them. Think of it like a multilane highway, with each lane being a different segment of...
View ArticleBroadband Offers Rebate Denied?
I signed up for the COX Internet Essential plan for 34.99 on coxspecials.com a few weeks ago. Promotion DY3 1Z7. Part of the promotion was a "FREE" modem after mail-in rebate from BroadbandOffers.com....
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sp7412The purpose of the Cox Internet Forum is to allow customers to discuss technical topics related to residential Cox High Speed Internet services with other customers. If you need help with billing...
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RE: What is a bonded channel?
Wow, that is long and very technical document. Hard to believe that up until about ten years ago I was into tech support and now this looks like Greek to me. But then that was when I got into IT Asset...
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Usually problems with channel bonding are signal related. I tried to give a simple explanation but include a technical document for accuracy sake. If your having problems with channel bonding, thats...
View ArticleRE: Invalid Device error everytime I try to log in to home network manager
how is telling me to leave and come back help? Last I checked that is just another failure of support. I'm not asking for anything more than to have equipment that works by the company I pay to...
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What is a bonded channel?
What is a "Bonded Channel" and how is it different from a non-Bonded Channel? I was looking up how the lights function on my Motorola SB6120 modem it tells me the solid blue lights on the send and...
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RE: What is a bonded channel?
No, I am having no problems as far as I can see. I was just wondering what a Bonded Channel was as I have never heard of it before. I was having a problem with my D-Link DIR-655 router (power connecter...
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