It is in bridged mode. I have it connected to a netgear router. The
problem I described happens whether or not I use the router. I plugged
the modem directly into both computers one at a time and still the
problem persists.
On 02/17/2013 09:05 PM, Michael Butash wrote:
Is it an integrated router in the modem? They tend to suck - might be
exhausting connection limits or something (bittorents?). I'd say set
the modem to "bridge" if so and use/try a 3rd party router.
Another thing is it sounds like you're triggering something like a
policer that at a high mark "penalizes" you and reduces your cir
temporarily. Network Quality of Service boxes like Sandvine
deep-packet inspection (dpi) appliances were known to do this as a
policy (abuse), and most isp's have and/or use something like them.
This is almost defacto in 3g/4g cell networks.
No one will flat out admit to it really in a non-cell network that
"unlimited" bandwidth is advertised and perceived, but even Cox had
them installed and ready to turn on until the backlash against Comcast
for using Sandvine's stopped them.
-mb
On 02/17/2013 08:42 PM, JD Austin wrote:
My guess is your DSL modem is rebooting; how old is it?
On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 8:02 PM, Derek Trotter <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
For several weeks I've had a problem with my earthlink dsl service.
Anytime I'm doing something that uses all or most of my downstream
bandwidth, all data coming into or going out of my apartment stops.
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