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Friday, October 21st, 2016 5:04 AM

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2mbps upload speed?

I'm not exactly sure why I'm getting such a slow upload.. Any chance I could get some assistance ?

Contributor II

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319 Messages

9 years ago

What internet tier are you subscribed to?  Essential, Preferred, Premier, Ultimate?

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834 Messages

9 years ago

Hello mkulzak,

Are you seeing similar results on multiple devices? Are you testing wired or wireless?


Thank you,

New Contributor

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27 Messages

9 years ago

I'm subscribed to the Ultimate internet tier. :( I've never had this problem until the other night. I tried call tech support and they said everything looks fine from their end.

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27 Messages

9 years ago

I tested it from 3 different devices. One test from my computer, then my gf's computer (both are wired), and then my laptop (wireless). All are having really slow upload speeds. The download speed is fine though for some reason. This is really affecting me cause I stream live on twitch.tv and also for gaming.

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856 Messages

9 years ago

I was just trying to check your equipment and it looks like your new modem is offline at the moment. Is it unplugged or having issues staying connected?

Brian
Cox Support Forums Moderator

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27 Messages

9 years ago

I called tech support the gentleman that helped me out said it might have been my router. So last Saturday I went and exchanged my router for a newer better one. Had to have a tech come out today and change some cables around. Everything was running smoothly until around 8pm. I'm not exactly sure why but this is the time this starts to happen everyday for the past week. I've never had this problem until last week as well. My download speed is just fine.. But my upload again is back down to 2mbps.

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27 Messages

9 years ago

Here it is again at around 6:30pm-7pm starting up again.. My upload speed is down to 3-4mbps. I'm not the only one who is having this issue as well. I see multiple people posting threads on the forums about this issue. What's going on guys? :(

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35 Messages

9 years ago

I'd suspect ingress. I have an issue on my node where a different subscriber has some wiring issues (where satellite frequencies are being injected into the line). It's not a constant issue - comes and goes.

The problem is that they do not know where it is. They can narrow it down to 1/4 of the node, but that could still be hundreds of homes.

I've been having issues since March. Still not resolved.

Only issues with upload. Download is fine.

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27 Messages

9 years ago

Well honestly this is pretty annoying.. I pay 110$ a month for Ultimate service. Give me what I pay for.. or at least something close to it. Tonight my upload speed dropped down to .75 mbps.

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27 Messages

9 years ago

Love the support.. I've contacted you guys several times. Over the phone, and right here on the forums. No solutions yet. I'm about to cancel my service.

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66 Messages

9 years ago

has anyone else noticed this all started (slow speeds - choppy connections) around the time Cox raised the usage limit to 1TB monthly? My service has been awful for nearly a month now. Wireless is the worse: download speeds as slow as 3mb, lots of browser hits that don't connect, spinning circles of inactivity. How is it possible this isn't a Cox problem? Update: Ironivcally, I had to try and post this message several times because of connection issues....

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9 years ago

@mkulzak

Can you try doing some wired speed tests by signing into your Cox account?

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9 years ago

@otterbay

From this end everything seems well with the connection up to your modem. Can you try connecting a PC directly to the modem then resetting the modem and see if that helps?

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66 Messages

9 years ago

@chris cox tech support:

what will that achieve?

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319 Messages

9 years ago

You complained of wireless speeds @otterbay - and wireless is generated solely by the device inside your house.  I don't know if you are using your own modem, rented modem, purchased gateway, rented gateway, or a purchased router.

Testing directly from the modem, bypassing any router tells a technician whether the bandwidth to the house is correct or not.  That helps determine where the problem is.  It is what I call segmentation.  You segment, or break, the network into different pieces, and test the transitions.  That helps you isolate where the problem is on the network, and eliminate a large number of fruitless avenues.

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