Internet

For three different days over the last week (Feb 8, Feb 12, and today) I have been experiencing packet loss of 5% - 10% constantly. Here is a pingplotter trace for reference: Target Name: 8.8.8.8 IP: 8.8.8.8 Date/Time: 02/14/2020 07:38:47 - 02/14/2020 08:38:47 Hop Sent PL% Min Max Avg Host Name / [I

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 signed up for Cox residential internet service because Cox has Ipv6 and the other franchise in our area, Verizon, does not. I would like to discuss their experience with Cox ipv6 and get some tips on how to set it up.

My IPv4 seems to be permanent. My IPv6, however, seems to change daily. This is a problem with Google analytics, because GA uses IPv6 to filter out unwanted addresses, and the filtered addresses need to be permanent. How do I get a permanent IPv6 assigned?

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

Enhanced webmail no longer works on Chrome or Edge. It says Your browser does not meet the minimum requirement of Adobe Flash Player 9 or higher.

Looks like Win10 Webmail has a memory leak. After leaving Webmail open for a day, I can see in the Task Manager that my browser's memory has exceeded 2 Gigabytes (around 300 MB when first open). This happens with Chrome, Edge, and IE, so I don't suspect the browser. The leak grows over time, even if

been having disconnect issues all week, today things took a turn for the worse. been happening very frequently. any insight would be great. Startup ProcedureProcedureStatusCommentAcquire Downstream Channel687000000 HzLockedConnectivity StateOKOperationalBoot StateOKOperationalConfiguration FileOKSec

Hello, Starting about a month and a half ago, I started dropping and having significant lag spikes during gaming. Speedtests were only giving me 30 Mbps down even though I have a 300 Mbps connection. Lets fast-forward to now, where after possibly upwards of 10 calls to technical service, 3 site visi

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