FEEDBACK - Rogers Rocket Wi-Fi Modem Firmware Trial

[Freegithub]

Thanks! Will do. I will report back after a tech has taken a look.

[jalalinator]

Focus All:

Focus 30:

As you can see, my first hop might as well be in california XD..... this is google.ca , imagine some random server I need to connect to, when I run testmy.net html5 test, I get like 15mbps results LOL, steam downloads dont go above 500mbps to toronto.... same with blizzard...

Here are my modem stats, it has actually gotten WORSE since yesterday when I posted that graph:

Downstream Overview

Port ID	Frequency (MHz)	Modulation	Signal strength (dBmV)	Channel ID	Signal noise ratio (dB)
1	657000000	256QAM	-3.400	41	38.983
2	363000000	256QAM	-10.400	10	36.387
3	369000000	256QAM	-9.400	11	36.387
4	375000000	256QAM	-8.900	12	36.610
5	381000000	256QAM	-8.300	13	37.356
6	387000000	256QAM	-8.000	14	37.636
7	393000000	256QAM	-7.700	15	37.356
8	399000000	256QAM	-7.600	16	37.356
9	405000000	256QAM	-7.800	17	37.356
10	411000000	256QAM	-7.600	18	37.636
11	417000000	256QAM	-7.300	19	38.605
12	423000000	256QAM	-7.000	20	37.636
13	429000000	256QAM	-7.100	21	37.636
14	435000000	256QAM	-7.200	22	37.636
15	441000000	256QAM	-7.100	23	37.636
16	447000000	256QAM	-7.100	24	37.356
17	555000000	256QAM	-3.700	25	38.983
18	561000000	256QAM	-3.900	26	38.983
19	567000000	256QAM	-3.800	27	40.366
20	573000000	256QAM	-3.800	28	38.983
21	603000000	256QAM	-4.000	33	38.983
22	609000000	256QAM	-3.700	34	40.366
23	615000000	256QAM	-3.900	35	38.605
24	621000000	256QAM	-4.300	36	38.605
25	357000000	256QAM	-10.200	9	36.100
26	663000000	256QAM	-3.500	42	39.500
27	669000000	256QAM	-3.300	43	39.200
28	675000000	256QAM	-3.300	44	38.900
29	825000000	256QAM	-4.500	53	38.600
30	831000000	256QAM	-5.500	54	38.200
31	837000000	256QAM	-6.000	55	38.200
32	843000000	256QAM	-6.500	56	37.900

Upstream Overview

Port ID	Frequency (MHz)	Modulation	Signal strength (dBmV)	Channel ID	BandWidth
1	30596000	ATDMA - 64QAM	40.000	1	6400000
2	38596000	ATDMA - 64QAM	41.750	3	3200000
3	23699844	ATDMA - 64QAM	39.000	2	6400000

As for the senior tech visit (poor guy I feel bad for him), yet again he came, and I didn't even need to see him, he called me and said I can't believe maintenance cancelled this request, I called my maintenance manager and let him have it, I took pictures of what the area looks like and I forwarded it to an ondemand maintenance request, lets see if the leprechauns will appear this time. As for my routing issue, I didn't even get to bring it up, as I had no interaction again really with the tech because he didn't even need to come to me to know what was going on he just sat outside and knew already. Honestly if there is one thing I realized during this 8 month ordeal to get what I am paying for is that the various departments in rogers have no continuity with eachother, it's almost like each one is there own head of state with no oversight over one another. Let me know what you think.

[Datalink]

Ok, at this point its time to get the mods involved thru @CommunityHelps.  They can get the maintenance staff involved from their end.  Follow that link, and on the right hand side follow the link to "Send this user a private message".  That take you to an already addressed message composition page.  Fill in the title, and a few details, including this thread link, and they will get back to you via private message.

Just for the record, you're on a Casa Systems CMTS.  Thats the primary cause of the high ping time to the second node, which is the Casa CMTS.  The techs can't help with that.  That's an engineering problem that is being worked on.  The poor signal levels, that's for the techs and maintenance staff to resolve, and that's where @CommunityHelps can assist. 

[jalalinator]

thanks for the prompt reply, I believe maintenance should be coming out today (on-demand) as per the senior tech, how about we give them a chance before I message them online

[Datalink]

Yup, sounds ok to me. 

What you can do with pingplotter, is use the address on the second line as your target server.  Just copy that address and paste it into the address bar and ping the CMTS.  Change the time on the bottom to something like 5 or 10 minutes or longer.  When you do that you will see plots that look very similar to the plots contained in the first and second row of my image library:

http://communityforums.rogers.com/t5/media/gallerypage/user-id/829158

That is what the Rogers engineering staff, along with Casa and Hitron are working to resolve, as you pointed out in the above image.  The high ping times raise the average ping, in my case from 10 ms to a 20 to 30 ms range. 

[jalalinator]

just a side note, what also concerns me is the routing compared to my buddy in oakville (I presume he is still on a cisco cmts I can ask him to check later), you can clearly see an issue in the following image, this results in an average of 30ms+ more ping for me compared to him to the same servers that we both connect to:

[mahomed]

I was looking at my network broadcasts (using http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wifi_information_view.html) and I can see 2  2.4 Ghz channels being broadcasted:

SSID MAC Address PHY Type RSSI Signal Quality Average Signal Quality Frequency Channel Information Size Elements Count Company Router Model Router Name Security Cipher Maximum Speed Channel Width Channels Range BSS Type WPS Support First Detection Detection Count Minimum Signal Quality Maximum Signal Quality

Thomas 1D-ZE-R1-43-30-98 802.11n -43 95 92.9 2.462 11 169 13 WPA2-PSK TKIP+CCMP 216 Mbps 20 MHz 9 - 13 Infrastructure No 8/10/2016 7:26:45 PM 109 75 99

1D-ZE-R1-43-30-4A 802.11n -47 88 90.9 2.462 11 191 14 WPA-PSK + WPA2-PSK TKIP+CCMP 216 Mbps 20 MHz 9 - 13 Infrastructure No 8/10/2016 7:26:45 PM 49 86 99

I have renamed the MAC Address and SSID for security reasons.

A couple things stand out:

1) there are 2 different MAC address for the 2.4 Ghz bands (which may be fine) but the question is why is there 2 bands being displayed?

2) one of the channels has the correct security of WPA2-PSK, but the other  shows up as WPA-PSK + WPA2-PSK which makes it look like a bug with the firmware.

3) Both of the networks are on channel 11 and one does not even display the SSID

Could someone please look into this issue as having worked in the security sector, having this second broadcast can cause a hacker to get access into the network.  For security reasons, I won't list exactly HOW or what tools are needed, but there is a back door that is open here that should be shut.

FYI, my modem info is as follows:

CGNM-3552-ROG

Hardware Version	1A
Software Version	4.5.8.22

Thanks

[Datalink]

@mahomed the secondary, or ghost network issue has already been passed on to the engineering staff.  I haven't seen anything back on this so I don't know if it will be rectified any time soon.

[mahomed]

Thanks.  Hope they can fix it soon.

[Max24]

My CGNM-3552-ROG is running .22 in bridge mode on the Gigabit plan. Since I've upgraded, as other users have been reporting my ping has increased to the CMTS and video games. Random packet loss between 4-8% and the modem is rebooting randomly throughout the day every hour sometimes every 20-30 minutes.

Currently have a tech booked to troubleshoot the packet loss issue, modem has been replaced three times already and during the last two tech visits all terminations leading up to the modem have been replaced. Still no explanation on what is causing the modem to reboot. I peformed a factory reset when the modem was updated to .22 earlier this week.

The three repeating logs on the modem are:

1    08/10/16 18:04:52    90000000    warning    MIMO Event MIMO: Stored MIMO=-1 post cfg file MIMO=-1;CM-MAC=1c:ab:c0;CMTS-MAC=00:17:10;CM-QOS=1.1;CM-VER=3.0;
2    08/10/16 18:04:54    73040100    notice    TLV-11 - unrecognized OID;CM-MAC=1c:ab:c0;CMTS-MAC=00:17:10;CM-QOS=1.1;CM-VER=3.0;
3    08/10/16 18:48:34    82000200    critical    No Ranging Response received - T3 time-out;CM-MAC=1c:ab:c0;CMTS-MAC=00:17:10;CM-QOS=1.1;CM-VER=3.0;

Modem Signals:

Downstream Overview
Port ID    Frequency (MHz)    Modulation    Signal strength (dBmV)    Channel ID    Signal noise ratio (dB)
1    693000000    256QAM    7.600    47    40.366
2    363000000    256QAM    8.000    10    43.377
3    369000000    256QAM    8.200    11    43.377
4    375000000    256QAM    8.200    12    40.946
5    381000000    256QAM    8.000    13    40.946
6    387000000    256QAM    7.900    14    43.377
7    393000000    256QAM    8.300    15    43.377
8    399000000    256QAM    8.200    16    43.377
9    405000000    256QAM    8.300    17    40.946
10    411000000    256QAM    8.300    18    40.946
11    417000000    256QAM    8.300    19    40.946
12    423000000    256QAM    8.700    20    43.377
13    429000000    256QAM    8.600    21    43.377
14    435000000    256QAM    8.400    22    43.377
15    441000000    256QAM    8.400    23    40.366
16    447000000    256QAM    8.500    24    43.377
17    555000000    256QAM    6.800    25    40.946
18    561000000    256QAM    6.700    26    40.946
19    567000000    256QAM    6.500    27    40.946
20    573000000    256QAM    6.400    28    40.366
21    579000000    256QAM    6.300    29    40.366
22    585000000    256QAM    6.600    30    40.366
23    591000000    256QAM    6.400    31    40.946
24    597000000    256QAM    6.400    32    40.946
25    603000000    256QAM    6.000    33    41.100
26    609000000    256QAM    5.900    34    39.900
27    615000000    256QAM    5.500    35    39.500
28    621000000    256QAM    5.000    36    39.200
29    681000000    256QAM    7.400    45    39.500
30    687000000    256QAM    7.800    46    40.400
31    357000000    256QAM    8.100    9    41.100
32    699000000    256QAM    8.000    48    41.100
Upstream Overview
Port ID    Frequency (MHz)    Modulation    Signal strength (dBmV)    Channel ID    BandWidth
1    23700000    ATDMA - 64QAM    39.000    5    6400000
2    38596000    ATDMA - 64QAM    40.750    6    3200000
3    30596000    ATDMA - 64QAM    39.000    4    6400000

Speedtests:

Telus: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5544054183
Beanfield: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5544056420

Pingplotter:

google.ca: http://i.imgur.com/cZX6R0p.png
CMTS: https://i.imgur.com/nLLdrnY.png