Thread: Is it a City Fibre problem?
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Re: Is it a City Fibre problem?
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Originally Posted by SnoopZ View Post
Wow that's nasty, you obviously shouldn't be getting any of that red, so either there is a problem with the line or could it possibly be something going on with your router, the reason I say router as my graph on open reach used to have a little red but the connection was always fine, my router had a firmware update and my red vanished.

What did your ISP say when you got them out to check the line?

Sorry about the long delay replying. I've been away.

Rebooting the router helped a little, but I'm still getting bursts of packet loss. The ISP say that the line is fine up to my ONT.

I run a Plex server for a wide group of friends. There seems to be no correlation between their streaming and the pattern of packet loss.

I will continue to monitor for a pattern. Can torrent activity cause packet loss?
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