I frequently have latency spikes when gaming on my pc. I have ATT fiber so speed are very fast when there's no spike.  After doing some research I heard about potential packet loss and I ran a test. Here are the results.  If I'm reading it right, my modem is fine, but when it goes to the

I have a 2-wire 802.11b/g gateway connected to a wired u-verse DVR and a u-verse WAP for the wireless receivers.  I then have 2 wireless receivers.  One of the receivers I use wirelessly, but the other is connected via ethernet because its primary location is very far from the WAP.  Both receivers a

This just started happening withing the last week or so. I'm not sure what's going on since the service has been working fine for over 2 years so far. Then, the bottom fell out. In particular, what's going on at hop #2?162-233-0-3.lightspeed.sndgca.sbcglobal.net Here's a log from WinMTR for the a te

I have multiple issues with my NVG599.   I run static IP from home.  I also am a software developer with many years of experience.  I have more than a basic knowledge of networking and run my own servers and domain from home.   The first issue is finding a manual for the NVG599.&

I'm experiencing regular periods of high packet loss and increased latency to Japan. This is an issue as I regularly speak with my exchange partner via Skype during these times. It appears that sometime in August 2019, a routing change may have been made on AT&T's network for traffic to Japan.

I am experiencing 5-10% packet loss to a VPS I am trying to connect to. With VPN (on site) I have no issues and on a different ISP (off site) I don't have issues. I already had a technician come out to the property and he was not able to solve it. Connect Tech told me to email the Network Engineers