#74069586 - Intermittent drops
Hi there,
Here you go:
<img src="http://community.plus.net/visualradius/generated/image13782998656717.png"/>
It's not looking too bad in terms of stability from what we can see. I'm wondering what might have changed on the 2nd to cause the drops and the noise margin to creep up like that.
Adam
Here you go:
<img src="http://community.plus.net/visualradius/generated/image13782998656717.png"/>
It's not looking too bad in terms of stability from what we can see. I'm wondering what might have changed on the 2nd to cause the drops and the noise margin to creep up like that.
Adam
Thank you Adam for the graph, it does look outstanding as far as stability goes! Hence me hitting the "panic button" 
The weather wasn't even a factor, unless it objects to having too much sunshine (though at least I'm nowhere near the "Walkie Talkie" building in London, sheesh a building that can melt cars!!!) though the router does feel on the hot side and its placed on a desk with plenty of ventilation.
I have no idea what caused the drops and the noise margin to creep up, since physically nothing has changed at my end. The first drop I checked the website, and noticed that there had been a drop on Network Performance page, but nobody had reported any problems with pcl-ag01 (mid-day)
Similarly for pcl-ag06 (2pm).
The 3rd drop didn't show as far as I could tell on the Network Performance page, so I was getting a little nervous. Yesterday was stable so I thought ok... maybe the exchange was having problems and the DLM would sort things out.
Then this morning's drop was a step too far so I logged a problem.
I'll keep monitoring the patient as best as I can, and see if the Faults team have spotted anything untoward on my line after they have run their tests.
The weather wasn't even a factor, unless it objects to having too much sunshine (though at least I'm nowhere near the "Walkie Talkie" building in London, sheesh a building that can melt cars!!!) though the router does feel on the hot side and its placed on a desk with plenty of ventilation.
I have no idea what caused the drops and the noise margin to creep up, since physically nothing has changed at my end. The first drop I checked the website, and noticed that there had been a drop on Network Performance page, but nobody had reported any problems with pcl-ag01 (mid-day)
Similarly for pcl-ag06 (2pm).
The 3rd drop didn't show as far as I could tell on the Network Performance page, so I was getting a little nervous. Yesterday was stable so I thought ok... maybe the exchange was having problems and the DLM would sort things out.
Then this morning's drop was a step too far so I logged a problem.
I'll keep monitoring the patient as best as I can, and see if the Faults team have spotted anything untoward on my line after they have run their tests.
Quote unless it objects to having too much sunshine (though at least I'm nowhere near the "Walkie Talkie" building in London, sheesh a building that can melt cars!!!)
I remember watching Mythbusters a few years ago and seeing them trying to replicate Archimedes' "death ray" and they couldn't quite get it right but lo and behold an architect seems to have done it inadvertently!
http://web.mit.edu/2.009/www/experiments/deathray/10_ArchimedesResult.html
Quote I'll keep monitoring the patient as best as I can, and see if the Faults team have spotted anything untoward on my line after they have run their tests.
Yep we just need to go through the faults process now to see what that uncovers.
Adam
Had a reset on Sunday night 23:45 and I am currently on gateway pcl-ag05
But... this looks erm interesting:
All I can say is the router is on, but nothing is connected or in use after 7:15 or thereabouts (the last yellow spike). No wifi, no nothing! Yet I am seeing packet loss.
Is this another symptom of the upload and disconnect problem I originally had?
*EDIT* I stand corrected its already been reported here http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,118095.0.html
But... this looks erm interesting:
All I can say is the router is on, but nothing is connected or in use after 7:15 or thereabouts (the last yellow spike). No wifi, no nothing! Yet I am seeing packet loss.
Is this another symptom of the upload and disconnect problem I originally had?
*EDIT* I stand corrected its already been reported here http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,118095.0.html
The timing of that disconnection at 2AM does look like a drop and it looks like the connection was down for approximately 2 minutes, the packet loss displayed prior to then is a concern though. I'm starting to think that some sort of interference (perhaps REIN or SHINE) is affecting your connection. At the moment the disconnections don't seem to be happening to a degree where we'd be able to raise a fault with our suppliers but I'd keep monitoring this on a daily basis for a few more days if you can.
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