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High number of Uncorrected packets. Frequent internet disconnects.
I have an Arris T25 modem, and I am disconnecting for ~5-15 seconds ~10-15 times a day.
When checking my modem's page, on my downstream parameters, I am getting thousands of uncorrectables (2000-8000 depending on downstream channel).
I had bought a new router and modem trying to fix my connectivity issues before coming across this status page. I have tried requesting Xfinity technicians to check the connection to the street, but I am being rejected over and over by the AI bot since they see no issue on their end. Any help would be appreciated.
Downstream QAM
DCID | Freq | Power | SNR | Modulation | Octets | Correcteds | Uncorrectables | |
Downstream 1 | 1 | 417.00 MHz | 10.10 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 494187484025 | 6571 | 2467 |
Downstream 2 | 2 | 423.00 MHz | 10.30 dBmV | 37.36 dB | 256QAM | 2466899901 | 5759 | 2456 |
Downstream 3 | 3 | 429.00 MHz | 10.50 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2467506066 | 7670 | 2573 |
Downstream 4 | 4 | 435.00 MHz | 10.70 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2463805753 | 5996 | 2171 |
Downstream 5 | 5 | 441.00 MHz | 10.90 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 1993661367 | 5290 | 3409 |
Downstream 6 | 6 | 447.00 MHz | 10.90 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 2179766429 | 4401 | 2502 |
Downstream 7 | 7 | 453.00 MHz | 11.00 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 2179559132 | 3881 | 2387 |
Downstream 8 | 8 | 459.00 MHz | 11.40 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 2177951398 | 3837 | 3229 |
Downstream 9 | 9 | 465.00 MHz | 11.60 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 4478517977 | 3213 | 2494 |
Downstream 10 | 10 | 471.00 MHz | 11.80 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 2549734286 | 3195 | 2277 |
Downstream 11 | 11 | 477.00 MHz | 12.20 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2549774553 | 3744 | 3485 |
Downstream 12 | 12 | 483.00 MHz | 12.30 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 2550594317 | 3068 | 3100 |
Downstream 13 | 13 | 489.00 MHz | 12.70 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 1775040573 | 2665 | 2412 |
Downstream 14 | 14 | 495.00 MHz | 13.00 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 1824480184 | 3168 | 3268 |
Downstream 15 | 15 | 507.00 MHz | 13.10 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 1824275516 | 2321 | 3851 |
Downstream 16 | 16 | 513.00 MHz | 13.10 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 1823914406 | 1922 | 3362 |
Downstream 17 | 17 | 519.00 MHz | 13.20 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 1974547457 | 1786 | 3161 |
Downstream 18 | 18 | 525.00 MHz | 13.40 dBmV | 38.98 dB | 256QAM | 2090438344 | 1721 | 2626 |
Downstream 19 | 19 | 531.00 MHz | 13.40 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 2093381768 | 2284 | 8047 |
Downstream 20 | 20 | 543.00 MHz | 13.60 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2092932673 | 2428 | 7862 |
Downstream 21 | 21 | 549.00 MHz | 13.40 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 1589547022 | 1642 | 4148 |
Downstream 22 | 22 | 555.00 MHz | 13.40 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 1603101055 | 1601 | 4728 |
Downstream 23 | 23 | 561.00 MHz | 13.60 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 1602995049 | 1787 | 6234 |
Downstream 24 | 24 | 567.00 MHz | 13.50 dBmV | 38.61 dB | 256QAM | 1602433200 | 1157 | 4198 |
Downstream 25 | 25 | 573.00 MHz | 13.40 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2013389928 | 1940 | 8396 |
Downstream 26 | 26 | 579.00 MHz | 13.40 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2154735765 | 1402 | 5231 |
Downstream 27 | 27 | 585.00 MHz | 13.60 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2155401916 | 1331 | 4468 |
Downstream 28 | 28 | 591.00 MHz | 13.80 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2154132997 | 1617 | 5325 |
Downstream 29 | 29 | 597.00 MHz | 13.50 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 1970637622 | 983 | 3182 |
Downstream 30 | 30 | 603.00 MHz | 13.30 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2011437421 | 926 | 3364 |
Downstream 31 | 31 | 609.00 MHz | 13.50 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2012265614 | 1180 | 3102 |
Downstream 32 | 32 | 615.00 MHz | 13.30 dBmV | 37.64 dB | 256QAM | 2011210703 | 1248 | 4237 |
EG
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This may or may not be the root cause of the problem (YMMV) but it should be addressed regardless.
The downstream power is too high. It may be over-driving the front-end receiver circuit of the modem. That can cause random disconnects, spontaneous re-booting of the modem, speed, packet loss, latency problems, and the un-bonding of channels. The SNR's could be higher as well. Please also post the upstream channel power level values.
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EG
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OK, are there any modem RF error log entries being shown ? If so, please post them as well in their entirety (copy and paste them, don't post a screenshot) but redact the CM MAC and the CMTS MAC addresses for your privacy. They are considered to be personal information. The posting of personally identifying information is a violation of their forum guidelines. The forum bot will not allow your post to be seen publically.
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ckevin90
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EG
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1 year ago
Is there a drop amplifier on the coax cable line leading to the modem ? If so, try removing / bypassing it and see. If not, you can try installing a -6 dB forward path-only attenuator pad such as this one on the coax port on the rear of the modem to knock that power level down and see;
https://www.amazon.com/FPA6-54-Forward-Attenuator-DOCSIS-Internet/dp/B08KTRC3XZ
You could even try piggybacking two of them together if one doesn't lower the downstream power enough.
It won't affect the upstream power level which is within spec. Good luck ! And remember. YMMV.
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EG
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1 year ago
Quite welcome ! If there is nothing that can be done to improve the connection quality, then you'll need a tech visit as stated.
Bear in mind that if the premises facing techs can not find or fix a problem at your home, it is they who are responsible for escalating it up to their line / network / maintenance dept. techs. The problem may lie beyond your home in the local neighborhood infrastructure somewhere but it is their S.O.P. to start at the home. And if the problem is found to be on their side of the demarcation point, there will not be any charge.
Good luck !
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