Router Stats
How long is that over? If those are the counts accumulated in the last year they are excellent; if they are from the last minute they are dire!
The error seconds look suspiciously close to -1 which makes me think we can't rely on that to judge the period.
The error seconds look suspiciously close to -1 which makes me think we can't rely on that to judge the period.
Hi there,
It's not possible to tell if there's an issue or not from router stats alone really. Are you experiencing any other noticeable problems such as slow speeds? I've checked to see how the connection is performing in terms of stability and can see you've been online for 3 days now so that doesn't seem to be an issue.
<img src="http://ccgi.psmith12.plus.com/visradius/generated/image13534924479643.png" />
It's not possible to tell if there's an issue or not from router stats alone really. Are you experiencing any other noticeable problems such as slow speeds? I've checked to see how the connection is performing in terms of stability and can see you've been online for 3 days now so that doesn't seem to be an issue.
<img src="http://ccgi.psmith12.plus.com/visradius/generated/image13534924479643.png" />
sorry to mention it yeah its been 3 days i reset the router back to factory settings and i had 2 days of slow speeds after but now its back to normal. 
They might be a little bit high, but if you are not having any problems not enough to worry about. Adam's graph is more significant and looks good.
Next time you have to do a disconnect/connect and after your next reboot check to see if the counts reset so you can be sure of the period they are over.
Next time you have to do a disconnect/connect and after your next reboot check to see if the counts reset so you can be sure of the period they are over.
Quote from: ReedRichards You would be much better off posting your sync rate(s), noise margin and attenuation for comment.
here my stats.
I'm slightly bothered by the increase in HEC errors from your previous figures (these are hard errors requiring a retransmit that interleaving could not correct).
We normally say resync in daylight hours to get the best speed, but it looks like your target noise margin is 3db so, presuming at times you see it below 3, I'd be tempted to watch to see when it's at it's lowest and resync then. The sync speed would drop a bit but with a higher margin you'd see fewer errors.
We normally say resync in daylight hours to get the best speed, but it looks like your target noise margin is 3db so, presuming at times you see it below 3, I'd be tempted to watch to see when it's at it's lowest and resync then. The sync speed would drop a bit but with a higher margin you'd see fewer errors.
