Great post !
https://communityforums.rogers.com/t5/TV/Rogers-Burial-Process/m-p/462383
I disagree with the following section on technical nitty-gritty's: My
neighbour is connected to my CSE (Customer Service Enclosure) via
temporary cable, does this ...
Ok, so much for world domination. Intel has sold its Home Gateway
Platform Division to Maxlinear.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200406005253/en/ From the
article "The Home Gateway Platform Division comprises Wi-Fi Access
Points, Ethernet a...
So ladies and gents, looks like Intel is interested in selling its Home
Connectivity Division. That would include the design and engineering
capability for modems such as the Hitron CODA-4582 series and Ignite TV
Arris TG3482 series, both of which ar...
Fwiw, announced late this afternoon, Amazon to Acquire eero to Help
Customers Better Connect Smart Home Devices.
https://press.aboutamazon.com/news-releases/news-release-details/amazon-acquire-eero-help-customers-better-connect-smart-home
Don't know ...
For those parents who are looking for ways to control their children's
use of their Chromebooks, this may be of interest:
https://mobilesyrup.com/2018/12/13/google-chromebook-family-link-parental-control-app/
I second that motion.... Do not move to Ignite until and unless the
problems that you are currently experiencing with your cable feed are
totally sorted out. If you move to Ignite, you'll end up fighting with
cable issues and wifi issues at the same ...
@GWD are you using any type of power bar for your computer equipment or
any other equipment in the home. If so, for experimental purposes,
disconnect it (them) completely from the wall socket and from the
connected equipment and use multi-head extens...
For a short test like that you shouldn't see any timeouts. Ok, so, your
downstream signal levels are a little high, but, that shouldn't be an
issue. The upstream signal levels are elevated above the normal 36 to 40
dBmV range but, their ok where they...
Hi @JiveMiguel The first item on the list of things to do is to check
for the presence of any ethernet cabling. If you pull off one of the
wallplates that has a telephone or perhaps coax connector on it, look
for any other cabling that might be tucke...
@GWD it looks like you're connecting a pc or laptop directly to the
modem with the modem in Bridge mode, so, you don't have the usual router
or modem showing up as Hop #1. That first IP address in your case is the
CMTS, so use that as the target IP a...
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