Internet

Thought I'd just put this out there, in case there's anyone else in Rhode Island having issues with their gigablast service as well. I upgraded to gigablast a couple weeks back and the most I get on a wired connection is about 350 Mbps download / 37 Mbps upload. Anyone else in little Rhody getting b

I am paying for the 300mb service from cox and I never get anything resembling this speed on a speed test. Every few months my service slows to a crawl and I have to have cox come out and tinker with filters etc. Not sure why this is such an issue but I am thinking refunds are in order. Tried all of

Setting up a work from home office and looking at Cox Business Internet - 50 50x10 Mbps vs upgrading to the residential 300x30 Mbps plan? Need a reliable 10 Mpbs up vs the 6-7-8 Mpbs up we get with residential residential 150x10 Mbps plan. Is the Business plan any more reliable or closer to advertis

A few months ago my ancient modem was upgraded by Cox to an Arris CM8200A. Ever since I've had intermittent problems with the connection becoming very flaky, with very high packet loss until eventually nothing gets through. Sometimes I'm good for weeks, sometimes the problem recurs within days. The

I bought a TP-Link AC1750 (Archer A7) and a Netgear CM 600 from bad advice from COX tech support (thread here). Chat support suggested my C3700 was at its end of life and needed to be replaced. The problem was my wiring. After getting techs here to address my bad wiring, my signal improved and my WI

https://imgur.com/a/ONPkkhH Packet loss has been non stop where I live since COVID started, but unbearable the last 3+ weeks. I had a tech come out to my apartment complex in the past but when trying to trace the issue unless it's present at that very moment they can't really do much or escalate the

Already rebooted, changed the cox dns to opendns and it solved the issue temporarily. However, how can i turn off ipv6 because that is what causes the slowdowns. My iphone doesn't have an option to turn it off. Update: I've changed the dns to cloudfare dns but left the teritary dns to the cox provid

I am without WiFi short term and am trying to connect an unmanaged Ethernet switch to the ARRIS tm3402. Is there anything special I need to do? I have rebooted everything and connected the modem to the switch, then the computer and tv to the switch. The TV connects most of the time, but the computer

everytime i try to do a cox speedtest for the server in my area i will either get "Could not connect to the test server. A firewall could be blocking the connection or the server might be having some issues. Please try again later." this error even though as far as I know there is no firewall blocki

"cox" with the address of the source who sent to me.