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bwhaley

@comcast.net

SB6141 requires regular reboot

Hello all,

I've recently started struggling with a new problem on my SB6141. For the past week or so it has had a slowly degrading connection until all connectivity is lost until reboot. Downstream power levels hang around +/-1dBmV, and upstream values around ~40dBmV. I'm no expert but from what I understand these values are healthy. After a reboot I have no packet loss, but as the connection degrades latency becomes volatile and packet loss hovers between 1-3%.

Firmware version is SB_KOMODO-1.0.6.8-SCM01-NOSH, pushed recently by Comcast as discussed in another thread on this forum.

Anyone have ideas about where to continue troubleshooting this one? Is it possible that the power levels are dropping over time and a reboot fixes it?

Very confused, any help will be much appreciated.


Johkal
Cool Cat
Premium,MVM
join:2002-11-13
Happy Valley
kudos:5

What's the SNR?



bwhaley

@neopolitan.com

SNR hovers around 37 consistently.

I also notice that occasionally I cannot load the modem's web page.



Johkal
Cool Cat
Premium,MVM
join:2002-11-13
Happy Valley
kudos:5
Reviews:
·Comcast

With your signal levels as good as they are, they would have to shift quite far for them to go out of spec. You can monitor them throughout a 24hr period to actually see if they are massively sliding. Chances are that the signal levels aren't the issue.

There isn't a router involved here by chance?



Bwhaley

@mycingular.net

There is indeed a router. I jumped to the conclusion that it was the modem since I never notice problems with the router. What are you thinking it could be?



Johkal
Cool Cat
Premium,MVM
join:2002-11-13
Happy Valley
kudos:5
Reviews:
·Comcast

Connect a PC/Laptop, etc. directly to the modem eliminating the router. Monitor your connection for a day; periodically viewing your levels & logs. If you still have issues, at least you have eliminated the router.

Out of curiosity: record if any of the frequencies are changing with either downstream or upstream.



bwhaley

@neopolitan.com

I've been monitoring this for the past 2 days and haven't needed a single reboot. Nothing changed on my end so perhaps Comcast fixed something.

Thanks very much for your assistance Johkal!



Johkal
Cool Cat
Premium,MVM
join:2002-11-13
Happy Valley
kudos:5

This was with the router in place?



bwhaley

@neopolitan.com

Yes. I actually never had to connect directly to the modem to execute the test you suggested since the problem never cropped up since my previous post.



Johkal
Cool Cat
Premium,MVM
join:2002-11-13
Happy Valley
kudos:5

Well then, that was the "easy button".

Good luck with your connection.


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