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DLabit29
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when customer support refers to "an issue at the plant", what does this mean exactly?
Is there many plants across my state, or 1 main plant in the country or state?
And how likely is it that work is even being done?
I'm fed up with the issues
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Bruce
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To me, that's a very good update for your issue. The "plant" is a network infrastructure. It's circuits, nodes, gateways, headends, etc. Just as the Internet in general, the Cox network is a network of networks connected with long-haul circuits.
"Plant" is just a metonym for the Cox network.
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Dave9
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It's very likely that work is being done. The cable network is very complex and requires more maintenance than a fiber or copper network. Sometimes things go wrong and need to be fixed. That's why it's important to report issues when they occur so they can get in the pipeline for repair.
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Zurq
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If it is a plant issue, you are not the only person going to be affected, so with that being said they have no choice but to address it and fix it.
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