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Milambar · 26-01-2013, 18:05

After a spate with some packetloss, and speed drops, which I only noted via JDAST, I cobbled together a small perl script that slups in http://192.168.0.1/VmRouterStatus_downstream.asp, and parses out the data, and saves it to a db for graphing.

Over the past 4 days the scripts been running every 30 minutes. The resultant graph for the power levels, looks almost like a jagged sine wave.

And the SNR graph looks... very jagged.

Coupled with the JDAST graph (couldn't figure out how to save the graph, so I screenshotted it)

I'm wondering if I have a potential problem, even though the packet loss has mostly cleared up. What are your opinions?

26-01-2013, 18:05	#1
Milambar Inactive Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 954	Opinions wanted. After a spate with some packetloss, and speed drops, which I only noted via JDAST, I cobbled together a small perl script that slups in http://192.168.0.1/VmRouterStatus_downstream.asp, and parses out the data, and saves it to a db for graphing. Over the past 4 days the scripts been running every 30 minutes. The resultant graph for the power levels, looks almost like a jagged sine wave. And the SNR graph looks... very jagged. Coupled with the JDAST graph (couldn't figure out how to save the graph, so I screenshotted it) I'm wondering if I have a potential problem, even though the packet loss has mostly cleared up. What are your opinions?