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Ask your neighbors if they have internet, assuming they have Cox. Also, do you have other services with Cox, if so what and are they down too? Any recent storm or construction in your area where your drop(coaxial from pole to house) could have got damaged?
Not so sure neighbors are also using cox, pretty new from this place in Edmond OK Cox confirmed that there was an issue last night and was resolved today 3hrs ago. The device is blinking orange light, and im only using cox internet. Being an IT guy, i did all troubleshooting steps needed but i believe its the internet signal itself that is not restored. Scheduled for a tech but would be available on monday afternoon though
- WiderMouthOpen2 years agoEsteemed Contributor
Can you share some of the steps you tried? Being a IT guy you must know never to take the user's word for it and want to see the data for yourself. 🙂 Though if the your getting a blinking red light, that would seem to indicate you are getting no signal. Have you tried bypassing any splitters? Do you have a amp? Have you checked your demarc and drop?
- WiderMouthOpen2 years agoEsteemed Contributor
I also checked downdetector.com and didn't see any reported problems. Must be a local issue.
- hamidtanggo2 years agoNew Contributor
i only have 1 connection from wall to router, checked the config & everything looks good. I dont suspect the cables as it has been intact for the last 6months at least
- WiderMouthOpen2 years agoEsteemed Contributor
How does the coaxial get from the street/pole to that outlet? Do you have more the one outlet in your house? If so, there must be a splitter connecting them together. It could be in your demarc or behind the outlet.
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