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Hardware/Software agent experience
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You can share your basic report on your providers Facebook or Twitter or you can also download an image of it from the Light dashboard view that you can then upload into a post.
It's the area that shows 'Breakdown of my Internet problems' and 'When my Internet was down'. You can also download an image of that if you want to share it.
Posting about what you've been experiencing might be a good way to find others using the same provider so you can pool your findings.
Happy to read that you have some help on the way. It's been quite the experience for you.
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Unfortunately, the dashboards show no outages since 6/7 (which was about when they installed to the new tower).
I'm hearing from others though, similar problems. I'm trying to get them either here or to install a connectivity monitor.
I installed a connectivity monitor on another site and !!! no connection problems.
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They came, replaced all the connections and it looked pretty good for about 5 minutes.
Have my little manual monitor running right now.
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@lklawrie
Keep in mind, you'll only see 'outages' logged if there are in fact IP outages that the agent can report. If there are no IP outages, then the problem is either something else or the agent is not able to remain online long enough to get the outage and it gets lost. -
Yes, am quite aware of that.
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They came, replaced all the connections and it looked pretty good for about 5 minutes.Still getting lots of "connections timed out", "DNS not there", etc.
Living with it at the moment.
Thanks for asking
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Our ultimate solution has been to add a VPN on our devices.
That has majorly solved the connection issues.
How do I tell if the hardware agent I have has "sensors"?
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Happy to hear it's gotten better. It's odd that a VPN would make that difference since those packets still have to travel over the providers network. However, based on what you said above and using a VPN, it sounds like the issue is partly a bad DNS service on your providers part.
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Yes, we played with enabling different DNS but it never really got "ideal".
However after they redid all the connections, one of my "download" scripts became much better -- so I dunno. Our web connections/surfing were not particularly better until the VPN.
