IPV6 Input Drops
Hi, I am currently having some issues with my Panoramic Router/Modem combo, where it has so much traffic via an IP leak or some kind of thing, to where I have over 13,000 IPV6 Input Drops via the Mod...
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When you say do it on my devices, are you meaning the devices connected to my network?
Yes, I believe they mean that. For a PC, Windows Key + R > NCPA.CPL > Right click on adapter you are using > left click on Properties > Uncheck Internet Protocol Version 6 > Click OK.
Yup. If it's not connected via IPv6. and IPv6 is a problem, that removes the problem. Besides, there is NO site that is IPv6 only.
I did this and as I suspected, no change. My actual modem is being routed an insane amount of traffic and it seems to be the culprit. Not sure of what to do, as I have contacted cox support and they lied straight to my face saying "there are outages in your area" and stuck with their story.
All calls are recorded so I can guarantee they are not lying to you, that can get them fired. That being said, if you disabled iIPv6 and there was no change, then we know what's not the issue. I would hazard a guess that you are not seeing input drops, but seeing retransmits. Can you go to 192.168.100.0 and take a snapshot of them. If you are having a levels issue and seeing a lot of re-transmits, that would do as you a5re describing. Also, if you have cable connections not being used, try to remove excess splitters, and replace barrel connections in wall plates and swap the cables out. Sometimes those actions can help and cure the problem as well.
