phil6666 <phil6666@adelphia.net> hath wroth:


>Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
> IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 76.180.184.xxx

That's a routeable IP address. That means your modem
is probably working.

>Downstream Value
>Frequency 711000000 Hz Locked

That's the frequency used for downloading. 711MHz.

>Signal to Noise Ratio 37 dB

SNR is fine. It should be greater than 33 dB SNR.

>Power Level -1 dBmV

Anything between -10 dBmV and +10 dBmV will work. -1 is fine.

>Upstream Value
>Channel ID 15
>Frequency 38000000 Hz Ranged

That's the frequency used by the return channel. 38MHz.

>Power Level 43 dBmV

Normal. 30 to 55 dBmV is acceptable.

>Not sure how to interpret any of this, but my connection has been
>stable for 6+ hours which is not uncommon, but it might go flakey
>anytime soon and not surprise me.......

See if the values change when it craps out. I'm fairly sure they
will.

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