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Hello Allan, there are indeed splitters on the cable line, considering the cable is distributed to most rooms in the house. This arrangement has been in place with satisfactory (even impressive) performance for several years. There have been no recent changes in cabling or connected devices. Thanks - kbinsb
- JonathanJ5 years agoFormer Moderator@Kbinsb
For testing purposes, are you able to bypass the splitter just to see if it improves the signal levels?
Jonathan J
Cox Moderator- kbinsb5 years agoNew Contributor
Not easily done. Is there a way I can look at things from this end if/when I'm able, as Dave9 and Viole have done in this thread? Their logs suggest trouble between the modem and the neighborhood infrastructure equipment. My modem is an Arris Touchstone CM8200, provided some time in the past year or so by Cox.
- kbinsb5 years agoNew Contributor
{Light bulb} After seeing in another forum some discussion of interference and signal quality with these modems, I noticed my modem was standing RIGHT NEXT to a Sonos speaker (Play:1, uses WiFi in 2.4 GHz band), about 1-2 inches apart. Moved the modem further away (a little over a foot apart), now getting MUCH better download rates (130+ Mbps). The Sonos has been right next to the modem for a long time, so not sure if that was the culprit. I had also just installed a firmware update on my router/AP, a Netgear R6400, about half an hour ago. Or it could be sunspots. Will keep an eye on performance.
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