@RogersDave
I just wanted to post about a larger issue i've experienced today.
Just after 11am EST, my modems WIFI went abit wonky.
Let me explain.
I was watching Netflix on my laptop (win10), and all of a sudden, it froze, like Netflix just froze. It wasnt paused, it wasnt trying to buffer, it didnt disconnect or give an error code, it just stopped. No spinnging buffer symbol, nothing.
Then I noticed my WIFI status got a warning, and I checked, and sure enough, I had both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, but Both said no internet available. I closed netflix. I then put my laptop into Airplane mode, watied 3min, and then turned off airplane mode and let the wifi reconnect. Same issue, I connected, and eventually got both IP addresses but no internet status. Also my cell phone, wifi thermostat and all Wifi devices had disconnected from my network.
I came to my desktop, which is wired ethernet, and everything seemd fine, I had internet and I could open the CODA login page. So I called into Rogers tech support, which I know Im not supposed to do really as part of the trial, but I wanted to see in real time if anyone could see an issue with anything or atlweast, see what I was seeing. The agent proceeded to access my device, and said there were NO wifi devices connected. as was what i was seeing in both the Basic Connected Devices list, and when i went to the WIFI access control connected devices list and pushed refresh. After a few moments of the gentleman testing my local area and the local sHub, we both, almost instantly, noticed my Laptop show back up, as the only device on Wifi. And evntually my cell phone, then my thermostat....
This is very strange as we did not do anything that shoud have caused anything to not be connected in the first place. He confirmed all my settings were fine and the Wifi was bradcasting when he connected to my device, yet no devices were showing, and then all of a sudden, without reboot, Docsis Event, or anything, they began to show up again. I still have a Wan UpTime of +7days, and no reason what so ever for my wifi issue, or solution.
Even more to my issue is my DHCP Reservations, I also had the gentleman on the phone confirm with me that serveral of my devices, on wifi and ethernet, that have DHCP reservations, including my laptop that just re-connected on its own, are not recieving the IP address the Reservation should be giving it, and I can personally guaruntee, its not because of any static IP setting within the devices themselves, as they are also set to the same custom DHCP list I set in the CODA, in effort to see if that would solve the issues, and it has not.
Also, I was given advise to try Wireshark and look for multiple DHCP clients, and I have downloaded and installed and run multiple diagnostics, and near as I can tell, the only host putting out requests is the Coda, but it frequently will make very stange IP to IP info/tell requests, somtimes from say ip 192.168.0.16 to tell like 5 IPs who it owns IP 0.16 but it will do them one at a time, and itll be a device like ONE of my hue light bulbs, but not the others, to tell devices like my heated floor or furnace thermostats.... I cant make heads or tails of why these requests would be happening, and also requests for who is on IP 0.10 alot to the CODA, maybe ip 0.10 interfears with 0.1 for the gateway itself? and if thats true, why dont they just make the modem skip that IP anyway and avoid this issue for ppl with +25 devices on their home networks, especially if the DHCP reservations are going to fail constantly and any attempt to mannually avoid this IP being given out, are pointless as it will eventually be given to someone or somthing that connects without being part of the reservation list.
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