I'm in Omaha and mine works extremely well. With that said, there was an outage last night from roughly 2am to 4am. Then, we had a power outage this morning about 30 minutes ago and it took a little while for my internal network to recover after that. Had to reboot some things. My modem had been up for 2 week with no uncorrected errors, except on the OFDM PLC channel, which I'm guessing is a firmware issue. Cox and Motorola both offer no explanation of why those occur at the rate of 100,000,000 per minute!
What are your signal levels on your OFDM channel? How are your speeds?
Roughly 600 down, 10 up. No problem with performance, but that one channel clearly has some kind of issue. I think it is protocol.
I thought you meant there were uncorrected on your OFDM, not corrected. Corrected packets shouldn't effect performance.
Sorry, my phrasing was ambiguous. There is no obvious degradation, but given my background, that kind of error rate means something fundamental is wrong in the messaging. Crossed my wires converting times and overstated the magnitude. Errors are about 1000/second.
