Additionally, check the power SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) and Power columns to be sure they are within DOCSIS Spec. when folks typically get home from work?ģ) Log on to your cable modem and check the 'Uncorrectables' column. Are the packet losses most often during a particular time of day? Say.

I've seen this happen with unmanaged Ubuntu torrents.Ģ) Time of day. Here's some items to check for a Cable modem:ġ) Are there family members who are also using the Internet? Any torrents going on? (Torrents can easily overload some routers). If that doesn't immediately fix the issues, it gets a bit complicated from there. What kind of connection do y'all have? Cable? Fiber? DSL? I'm most familiar with cable, and in such scenarios, if there's a problem between your cable modem and the ISP the first step is to reboot your cable modem. However, if the 3rd hop is your router, it's likely a problem between your router and the ISP. If so, this is bad and could be due to many factors, but it's entirely on your ISP since it's after the 3rd hop is already on their network. After running the tracert, run it again and see if there are further partial responses. Sometimes devices take a couple of pings before they 'wake up' and prioritize responding to pings. That translates to slower speeds for consumers and ISPs.Ĥ * * 9 ms 212-39-69-107.ip.btc-net.bg

If you're in Europe, internet bandwidth consumption has gone up since COVID19 which has put significant stress on major networks. But even your speed test results show a good ping. Your results look fine except for something happening on lines 2, 5 and 6. And no, I don't think I have IPv6 connectivity. I did the tracing thing from cmd as said and got these results:ġ 4 ms 10 ms 2 ms mynetwork Ĩ 18 ms 19 ms 19 ms ĩ 18 ms 19 ms 18 ms ġ3 19 ms 19 ms 18 ms Tracing route to Īfter doing that what do I do with the results You type in tracert and the IP address or web address of where you trying to check. That will at least give you an idea if its you ISP being bastards or a network outside their control.Ĭan you tell me how can I do that sorry I'm not very good with this stuff The best way to track this down is to do a trace route in the cmd prompt and select the IP from one of the services your using. For example Netflix is connected to the internet via Level 3, and they are only one of many of the backbone providers across the internet. Its not like they have a direction connection to the service your trying to connect to. Your ISP might not have any way to fix the issue. Remember the internet is just a bunch of networks cobbled together. There is real possibility this issue is outside your ISP's network. so i'm all out of ideas what can i do guys i talked to my isp they keep saying my internet connection is fine and that's all they care about when i talk to them about ping they kinda ignore the subject.

i did everything i saw on google i am using an ethernet cable, i disconnected all my devices that are using wifi i closed background programs i closed my firewall i did everything i can and nothing is changing sometimes i get lucky and ping stays stable (for me my usual ping is 70 ~) for like an hour or two so i can get a game or two but then the ping skyrockets again. i don't know what's happening everything seems fine with my connection i can watch 1080p60fps fine with no buffering at all and my connection is overall fine but my ping is very high that i can't not only play online games like league of legends or csgo but i can't even talk to my friends on discord and i'm not even talking about high ping like 150 or 200 and not even 300 i'm talking about seeing 4 or even 5 digits it went up to 11000 ms on discord last night and today i tried playing league it was 700 ms constantly and sometimes going up to 1000 and more. Hello, so these past few weeks i wasn't able to play online games because of my high ping.

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