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Old 30-11-2014, 22:35   #4761
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Re: Think Broadband Ping Monitor Results (POST YOURS)

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
I knew you'd come in on that. But if the noise occurs only at the time of the resets (which is possible) then we have an explanation.
Doesn't explain how you deduced it from the modem stats. If there is no noise the upstream power will normalise straight away - as soon as periodic maintenance and response are exchanged CMTS will tell modem to back off to avoid the modem causing problems by overpowering return path laser.

To perceive noise as a cause from modem stats you'd need to see high upstream transmit power at the time of the issue.

Needs a tech either way. The upstream transmit is a little high and out of kilter with the forward path.

EDIT: T3 count would be useful.
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