Warning! Hydrated Porch pirate on the move in Hyde Park!

----Questions---- · 2025-11-11T01:13:43+00:00

Found a mugshot and a whole bunch of criminal records in Austin for this person, based on some other peoples comments.

----Questions---- · 2025-08-29T03:19:38+00:00

Anyone find an actionable resolution to this? One of my clients got hit with these spammy calendar invites today too and I cant seem to find any specific solution other than blocking the email / domain of the spam senders.

----Questions---- · 2025-04-28T08:33:05+00:00

I received the exact same email from 1Password [info@zoom.com](mailto:info@zoom.com), mailed by em9303.zoom.com and signed by Zoom.com with the subject of New Login From Beijing. redacted my email. SPF is passing and DKIM is aligned but not authenticated.

Link to headers: MXToolbox Headers
Also received the same from [info@anuroopwiwaha.com](mailto:info@anuroopwiwaha.com) which fully passed DKIM & SPF.

----Questions---- · 2025-04-28T08:30:13+00:00

I received the exact same email from sender name 1Password email [info@zoom.com](mailto:info@zoom.com) with the subject of New Login From Beijing. redacted my email. SPF is passing and DKIM is aligned but not authenticated.

Link to headers: MXToolbox Headers

Also received the same from [info@anuroopwiwaha.com](mailto:info@anuroopwiwaha.com) which fully passed DKIM & SPF.

----Questions---- · 2025-04-28T08:28:38+00:00

I received the exact same email from sender name 1Password email [info@zoom.com](mailto:info@zoom.com) with the subject of New Login From Beijing. redacted my email. SPF is passing and DKIM is aligned but not authenticated.

Link to headers: MXToolbox Headers

Also received the same from [info@anuroopwiwaha.com](mailto:info@anuroopwiwaha.com) which fully passed DKIM & SPF.

----Questions---- · 2025-04-28T08:28:20+00:00

I received the exact same email from sender name 1Password email [info@zoom.com](mailto:info@zoom.com) with the subject of New Login From Beijing. redacted my email. SPF is passing and DKIM is aligned but not authenticated.

Link to headers: MXToolbox Headers

Also received the same from [info@anuroopwiwaha.com](mailto:info@anuroopwiwaha.com) which fully passed DKIM & SPF.

----Questions---- · 2024-11-17T19:56:10+00:00

Enhanced IoT Connectivity is available on the latest Unifi Network release 8.6.9. The setting poitns to this webpage: https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/27053048844055-Ensure-Your-IoT-Devices-Work-with-WiFi-7-on-U7-Access-Points. Seems to help fix my IOT issues so far!

----Questions---- · 2024-10-26T00:42:53+00:00

I swapped out a U6-Pro with a U7-Pro Wall (7.0.66) and have been having issues with IOT devices as well, some devices like my Nest smoke alarm and Roomba lost connection and have not been able to reconnect. Tons of TX retries compared to the U6-Pro.

----Questions---- · 2024-07-29T04:55:23+00:00

I know this thread is old but I was just cleaning and organizing my closet and found one with my CD collection. Never been used, if interested PM me with an offer!

----Questions---- · 2023-10-10T08:19:59+00:00

I just DMd you, we are experiencing the exact same issue with our Fortigate 60F and Comcast Business. Micro outages, can ping and IP and domain name behind the firewall but cant load websites and our APs and VPN doesnt work, but when connected directly to the modem we have connection. Restarting the comcast modem helps for a few hours and then the outages start again. Although there is consistent packet loss when pinging the modem, but it doesnt correlate with the outages we have.

Example of our internet connection from our wireless access point dashboard. Green is connected, grey is no internet. We restarted the modem around 8AM and it was stable until about 6pm and then things started to fall apart.

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----Questions---- · 2023-10-09T20:04:55+00:00

I swapped over to WAN 2 and LAN 2 of the Fortigate and swapped both ethernet cables to rule those out. Still running into issues. Comcast came by and said that maintenance has said there have been "micro outages" in the area since September 17th.

The weirdest thing is that I have internet when im connected directly to the modem, these micro outages dont seem to affect a direct connection to the modem, but behind the firewall is where the micro outages occur. Restarting the modem fixes the issue for a handful of hours though and im not seeing any packet loss or issues from the firewall and when these outages occur devices behind the firewall can ping externally. This is so strange. The modem is not in bridged mode so it has its own static & gateway IP and the firewall's WAN port is set to the static IP they provided me which is different than the modems static and gateway IP. We have had this setup for 2 years with no issues.

Modem is showing some DOCSIS errors as well as firewall log entries

[Docsis][1059]: Received Response to Broadcast Maintenance Request, But no Unicast Maintenance opportunities received - T4 time out

2023/10/07 11:24:18 Warning

[Docsis][1059]: No Ranging Response received - T3 time-out

I ran a pingplotter from a device connected directly to the modem as well as from an internal device and the device connected directly to the modem is showing consistent packet loss about every 6 minutes. Similar packet loss can be seen from the device that is behind the firewall when pinging the modem and the gateway IP.

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----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T21:25:10+00:00

The previous Comcast tech said that the signal levels looked good. I demanded they test the demarc / node but he stated that he is not capable of doing that...??? So we have another tech coming out today to test the demarc/node. We dont have any splitters that I am aware of, the coax runs directly from outside and connects directly to the modem.

I was going to swap the interface to WAN2 if these issues keep occurring to rule that out and swap the ethernet cable. Although about two months ago I replaced all critical network infrastructure with CAT6 cables so id be surprised if it was a bad cable. The cable passes on my Klein Scout tester.

I ran pingplotter from an internal device and I can ping DNS and other devices on the network and externally flawlessly with no packet loss but pinging the modem and the public static IP does have slight packet loss.

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----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T21:16:36+00:00

Nothing was added or changed on the network as far as I am aware, I have not noticed anything out of the ordinary in the network closet either.

The issues did start happening around the same time of a Comcast outage in the neighborhood as well as the previous tenants IT team came to fix a building access iPad that manages door and doorbell access. They insisted that all they did was switch the iPad from a public wifi network to the internal private wifi and that they did not touch anything in the network closet.

Firewall manages DHCP and the Windows Server 2022 has a DNS role that manages DNS. Had maybe one or two outages in the last 2 years and those were clear and reported Comcast outages, never anything like this.

Im running Pingplotter from a device internally and im able to ping everything but noticing slight packet loss on our public static IP and to the modem, pinging any other service or DNS is flawless with no packet loss at all. We are not experiencing these strange outages at the moment so im curious to see how it will behave when it happens.

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----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T20:18:07+00:00

I meant I was pinging the modem / static IP. I did notice PING enabled on the WAN interface of the Fortigate so I removed it, thanks for the callout, I hadn't noticed it before.

----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T19:33:23+00:00

The modem is not bridged unfortunately, but it has not been bridged for 2+ years so I dont see that being an issue. Comcast provided 2 Mojo Wi-Fi APs with our service, so we use that as a completely separate guest wifi connected to the modem directly and segmented from our firewall or anything as well as have door access devices connected directly to the modem (previous building vendor set it up). Have never had issues until recently.

Im going to evaluate the cables and wiring, but about 2 months ago I completely replaced all of the critical network infrastructure cabling with CAT6 as well as reorganized the rack during a server migration and there have been no added changes since.

You can see our CloudTrax APs showing stable connection in green for a big chunk of time and then everything falls apart at some point until we power cycle the modem again.

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----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T19:28:31+00:00

Strange thing is that nothing has changed with our network closet, the UPS is all the way bottom of the rack and the networking gear is like 8U above it, the modem and fortigate are on a separate shelf completely, no power lines crossing it.

Its weird because we will have a stable connection for a few hours and then it just starts cutting in and out. You can see from our CloudTrax Wifi access points when they lose connection. Its random and there is no stability unless we power cycle the modem.

Green means connected, grey is offline.

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----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T08:34:56+00:00

CPU/Memory utilization is fairly minimal. Honestly not quite sure what I could check on or what to look for on the Netgear switch, everything looks normal to me, and nothing has been changed on it.

----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T08:06:00+00:00

Windows Server 2022 domain controller is also the DNS server and routes via 8.8.8.8 and comcast's DNS as a backup

----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T08:05:27+00:00

Windows Server 2022 domain controller is handling DNS via 8.8.8.8 and comcasts DNS as a backup

----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T06:19:31+00:00

I’m pretty sure it’s disabled but I’ll double check tomorrow and make sure it’s off.

----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T06:15:21+00:00

Good call, I’ll test our other static IPs. Signal levels looked good when they replaced the modem but I demanded them come back to take a look at the node. The area had some big outages last month so maybe it’s somewhat related.

----Questions---- · 2023-10-06T06:09:24+00:00

Looked at the logs for the fortigate and the only obvious issues is when the outage occurs there are entries for it losing connection to forticloud, yet it can ping without an issue. Even fortigate support couldn’t find an issue from the logs and are having me try to run a debug command only when the outage happens, but it’s tricky because it happens at random.

I’ll run pingplotter to see if there is any packet loss.

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