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Originally Posted by thenry
the network figures it out during boot. if you put
192.168.100.1
in IE/chrome etc. and then click on router status (top right) youll get a menu of downstream, upstream.. have a look
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Interesting. I just wish I knew what it all meant! When the PT came round he told me to keep an eye on my Upstream TX power and Downstream SNR levels, along with keeping a check on my post RS errors (of which I have 19 since the engineer reset my router and left). That page would come in handy (although I was checking it on the network status page).
This whole thing baffles me... All I know is that I'll not give up hassling the director of transmission operations until I have an internet connection I'm happy with
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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
One reboot isn't constant packet loss though...
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I don't see any packet loss.
All I see are broken links.
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Eeesh, not sure whats happened there as I can see them...
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/m...22-11-2012.png
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/m...23-11-2012.png
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/m...24-11-2012.png