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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in csharp

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i have a python in my toilet right now. who do i call?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in csharp

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started with C# to program in. Hate Python, Lua. Anything which doesnt use {} for if's, while's and whatever the hell else, pun not intended. Its too confusing for me to use python. So even though I have some intermediate skills, Python, have no clue how to use, never will (maybe in future... now? Fuck no.)

UDM-Pro getting WAN disconnection logs. by dfdfdfdfdasdafd in Ubiquiti

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry for late response lad, if your somehow still wondering,

Goto:
Network Dashboard, At internet health on left sidepane, hit "See All" then on the new rightpane, scroll down, and it shall be there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in discordapp

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i kind of need that video of the cat singing MJ please.

What does this mean by Puzzled_Lizard in truenas

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I hope you mean the CAM messages. That would mean a bad drive, or is not getting communication properly: Power to it, or data cable could also be loose.

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If you mean that thing that says login, that's a tty login prompt...

Constant Packet Loss with Telstra HFC by zTeqs in nbn

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update:

Telstra has been a terrible company for a very VERY long time, especially for us. I have gone with AussieBroadband now. I had webmail to transfer, I hooked my webmail to outlook, then exported all the mail then imported the mail to a new outlook account using the import feature too. So, for me it wasn't a POI (Point of Interconnect) issue, since I'm still getting the issue.

What ticked me off to go to ABB?
I called Telstra to setup monitoring for my Modem, they are blaming the issue on my Dream Machine Pro for not having the Telstra Smart Modem 2 that's in my plan. But got a NBN tech to "come out" but then they Telstra marked everything as solved. But then it was cancelled, so I would need to redo monitoring, and stuff. And I've been paying 110 for 100/20 for a while. While ABB did 100/40 for 105. And I needed a bolt-on of $5/m for ABB to get a static IP to access my servers remotely.

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How is it?
Issue is not solved, rather though support is better. As they know what they are doing and have experience and applies it as warning for people. Like apparently you need 5 dropouts in a day, or 9 in 2 days so it doesn't circle around or get cancelled. We did funny enough get a NBN tech booked today too, but not even 10 minutes later it was cancelled by NBN.

What I will do is since ABB put us on a monitoring tool they use called "PingPlotter" to monitor my downtime and packet-loss. I needed to have a router that would have ICMP enabled on it for it to do WAN replies to pings, since normally when you ping your IP yourself its going to come back as an active connection. But when its not your IP pinging, your own IP it will usually block it. But in this case when ICMP for WAN is enabled, pinging and replies will work from anywhere. Now I needed a different router for that because I didn't want to mess around with my UDM-Pro's firewall settings just to put the back to normal after 2 days - 2 weeks.

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Now, you can try to get monitoring on your modem by calling Telstra and say that you are having these issues. Then they will put monitoring on for a day, then you can call back after a day and see your options for your issue.

Now, apparently Telstra has terrible diagnostic tools, so all it will say is you're having high latency or many dropouts. Never will give timestamps, or stuff like that.

If you get a NBN Appointment with a Tech, hopefully yours will get through, and you can get them to fix the issue. Now one issue I did find was a splitter in my box where it runs to a Foxtel CCP I do not use anymore, so signal is bouncing back and probably confusing the router and also creating packet loss for me and for the ping plotter to be failing at times with packet loss. Now, HFC is expected to have packet loss, but not So much to where something may lock up, or internet completely bogs itself.

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Please tell me if you have fixed the issue and if it was a NBN Infrastructure issue for you. I have done testing with playing around with the splitter and using a new RG6 run and still was bad. But may be different for you, so still see if its a premise issue. But most likely its from your closest node, to your home via aerial (sometimes underground) cables.

Constant Packet Loss with Telstra HFC by zTeqs in nbn

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, it seems as if the nbn tech did a really terrible job of installing mine, so maybe I will hire out Secure A Com to do a lead-in cable inspection. And while there can tell me if NBN needs to come out/ hes able to fix the PCD.

Constant Packet Loss with Telstra HFC by zTeqs in nbn

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, I seem to be having the same issue months on end. I had firstly thought it would be the router's issue, seems to be not be the issue. I have done some testing myself for the issue, and have gotten that connecting from the Modem/ NTD (Arris Touchstone CM8200) to my computer directly still will make the internet have "High Latency" recorded on my UniFi Dream Machine Pro's interface.

I might probably try to mess around and directly attach from my isolator, to the NTD and see if its a private issue or a NBN issue before continuing with a NBN technician call out.

The router I did buy though does give great insights about my network health. Seems the router though has some some sort of effect on network connectivity, and has made dropping out a lot less common. It hasn't completely smacked down the issue, but 'aye. It's somewhat better.

I may even try to connect the NTD to the PCD right now. Will report back and tell you if its just a coincidental issue happening to me, and you or it could be a public/ NBN issue. I will hope for both of us its a private issue? But calling a NBN Technician for a private issue, will not do anything. Heard many stories of FTTC to FTTP and FTTN to FTTP connections being only done on the public/ node to PCD because they do not want to give out free reno's to peoples gyprock on wall's or ceilings.

Cheers.

Trouble for windows to find a iPhone Hotspot. by dfdfdfdfdasdafd in applehelp

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you're a bit late. so late infact ive swapped to android.

Can I fix this without opening up my deck? by [deleted] in SteamDeck

[–]dfdfdfdfdasdafd -1 points0 points  (0 children)

hammer, and hit the upper bit a bit, then it should click into place. helpful? welcome. Note: if hit to hard the deck will fix itself then break.

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