Well sadly the modem is not performing that well now.
Getting roughly 10% packet loss. No hourly disconnects but this 10% is rough when trying to stay online and do stuff.
Here are the stats off the modem:
Power Level Signal to Noise Ratio
Channel 1: 0.5 dBmv 39.9 dB
Channel 2: 0.7 dBmv 39.6 dB
Channel 3: 0.7 dBmv 39.8 dB
Channel 4: 0.7 dBmv 39.9 dB
Channel 5: 1.2 dBmv 40.4 dB
Channel 6: 1.2 dBmv 39.2 dB
Channel 7: 1.2 dBmv 39.2 dB
Channel 8: 0.7 dBmv 39.3 dB
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Upstream Channels
Power Level
Channel 1: 51.0 dBmv
Channel 2: 51.0 dBmv
Channel 3: 51.0 dBmv
Channel 4: 0.0 dBmv
Not very impressed with the access Cisco gives you. I happen to do network support using stictly Cisco devices and am very used to work on the CLI. I'm sure since this is their residential product it's totally different. No telnet, ssh, cisco/Cisco doesn't work, etc....
Anyone notice if these levels are acceptable? Any suggestions? Any Cox technicians have the ability to assist with this, I'm stuck with Cox for now since the only other provider is satellite but I'm about to go there...