Connection Problems

[Uleat]

Definitely what Trev said..


You might also want to check out your hardware's model number on the internet.

I discovered that certain hardware, from high-end manufacturers no doubt, have issues with ipv4 to ipv6 conversions.

In my case, I started having packet issues and 100% cpu usage with my wifi nic driver when I switched to a different channel..again an issue with
the hardware.


I highly suspect that alot of packet issues that people are having are the result of their wifi connections, due to hardware bugs.


Trev, an old subordinate of mine in the military actually did just that...

He had traced out his routing and discovered something was awry..and after 2 hours of trying to get a level 3 TWC tech on the phone,
did let them know their dns lookup tables had been compromised.

[trevius]

Originally Posted by Uleat

Trev, an old subordinate of mine in the military actually did just that...

He had traced out his routing and discovered something was awry..and after 2 hours of trying to get a level 3 TWC tech on the phone,
did let them know their dns lookup tables had been compromised.

Haha yeah, I do networking for a living. So, if my ISP connection at home starts having issues and I need to call support, they normally send me straight to their tier2 or tier3 techs. I just talk over the heads of the tier1 techs until they realize they cannot help me