I have these persistant outages of the internet that often strike at night and often get diagnosed by the windows diagnoser thing as unresolved dns error, and Iv'e done signifcant debugging and changed public dns, honestly everything you can think of.
I've been trying to pay attention to see if anything triggers these outages. I've tried to pinpoint the blame to the extent that I can and some things that are high traffic seem to trigger it sometimes, namely twitter, or facebook, or netflix, or tradingview.
But I suspect, that maybe it's an interference with a tablet or the direct tv box in the house, and perhaps some sort of bad configuration on one of the modems or something. It is a new problem, and I have tried multiple routers, and I have asked the isp to check the tower.
But it behaves in such a way that I tend to think it's a configuration glitch or interference, something on my end that is just overwhelming the modem.
When I looked at my active connections in the diagnosis section of advanced settings on my router, I saw that I was downloading nearly 7 mbps from the distant amazon server that it is usually connected to, that is that there are a list of active remote connections that my modem is generally connected to and several are addresses on amazon.aws. or such, that is what the ISP is using presumably.
But my connection speed is only supposed to be 3mbps. I've tried to pay attention to the active connections in some desperate hope of identifying a network change with these constant outages, and one of the strange things that happens is:
It loses connection to all those host addresses, it loses the kbps in terms of speed, and I see a mile long list of these ip6 addresses with like 1 packet, in anycase all the connections change,. and I just thought that these ip6 addresses are very peculiar.
I'm at my wits end after a month, I just don't have much of a hunch to go on, but I swear I have this gut feeling that something on my end is glitching out, it could very well be the isp's side, but if it is it's like it's getting triggered by something on my end in a very consistent way.
I've been trying to pay attention to see if anything triggers these outages. I've tried to pinpoint the blame to the extent that I can and some things that are high traffic seem to trigger it sometimes, namely twitter, or facebook, or netflix, or tradingview.
But I suspect, that maybe it's an interference with a tablet or the direct tv box in the house, and perhaps some sort of bad configuration on one of the modems or something. It is a new problem, and I have tried multiple routers, and I have asked the isp to check the tower.
But it behaves in such a way that I tend to think it's a configuration glitch or interference, something on my end that is just overwhelming the modem.
When I looked at my active connections in the diagnosis section of advanced settings on my router, I saw that I was downloading nearly 7 mbps from the distant amazon server that it is usually connected to, that is that there are a list of active remote connections that my modem is generally connected to and several are addresses on amazon.aws. or such, that is what the ISP is using presumably.
But my connection speed is only supposed to be 3mbps. I've tried to pay attention to the active connections in some desperate hope of identifying a network change with these constant outages, and one of the strange things that happens is:
It loses connection to all those host addresses, it loses the kbps in terms of speed, and I see a mile long list of these ip6 addresses with like 1 packet, in anycase all the connections change,. and I just thought that these ip6 addresses are very peculiar.
I'm at my wits end after a month, I just don't have much of a hunch to go on, but I swear I have this gut feeling that something on my end is glitching out, it could very well be the isp's side, but if it is it's like it's getting triggered by something on my end in a very consistent way.
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