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Monday, October 5th, 2020

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Multiple modem log Notices

Brand new modem, new line Cox tech ran. No splitters and I keep getting notices every 10 min. What is going on. Signal levels are Good.

In a days time these logs will be miles long with the same entry every time. 

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5 years ago

Always Channel-159 so it could be an issue with bonding.  Did you open your wall plate to inspect for any hidden splitters?  Research the lights on the front of your modem.  Any supposed to be green or blue if the channels are successfully bonded?

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5 years ago

Event code 16 is "OFDM profile failure". Event code 24 is "OFDM profile recovery". What you're seeing is indicative of short bursts of noise on the downstream channels. Since you're only losing profile 3 and sometimes profile 2 it's not causing you any serious issues, but it could be indicative of an issue that could get worse later. If you start seeing profile ID 1 or profile ID 0 in the event code 16 message that means it's getting worse. Event code 24 just means everything went back to normal so you don't need to worry about what's in those messages.

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Thank you for the info. What exactly could be causing that? Everything is brand new. 

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Something upstream from your house. Could be a bad overhead or buried cable. Could be a bad amplifier somewhere. Could be a neighbor backfeeding noise. If all of your equipment is new and working properly there's nothing you need to do. Like I said it's not causing issues until it starts to affect profile 1 or 0. It's to Cox's advantage to have everyone on profile 3 since that provides for maximum bandwidth so maybe they'll look into the problem at some point.

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The only thing that has changed in the last 2 weeks is we've made the transition to 5 upstream bonded channels as opposed to 4.

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That's the only thing you can see. But anything in the plant could have changed. Parts are being replaced all the time and any part can go bad at any time. You won't be able to figure out the root cause of those messages. It's just impossible for a customer to be able to do that.

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5 years ago

I'm having very similar issues...cox can't connect to my router and according to them, I'm having an outage, but I

am online now...

Contributor III

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You should post a new thread and show your modem signals and logs. Unless you live on the same block as the original poster it's likely a completely different issue even if the symptoms are the same.

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Hello Lwhiteman,

I am sorry we are unable to connect to your modem. This appears as if you may need someone to investigate your account personally. We would be able to assist you with this. Please reach us on Twitter at @CoxHelp, visit us on Facebook, or email us at cox.help@cox.com. Provide us the name on the account with the complete service address with a link to this thread so we can get started.

Thank you.
 
Sharon
Cox Support Forum Moderator
 

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And here I was thinking this way my post.... Lol

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5 years ago

I'm having very similar issues... cox can not connect to my router and they say I

m on an outage, but I'm online now...

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Cox shouldn't connect to your router.  Cox should only see your modem because only the modem is on their network.

What specific issue are you having?  What do you have for a device:  modem/router combo?

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