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You may want to run the required troubleshooting procedure, using the required file sizes, and then answer any further troubleshooting questions that the reps here may have for you. Your speeds seem to be better in the morning, which may point to congestion. Still, follow the procedure so the reps can help you.
You may want to run the required troubleshooting procedure, using the required file sizes, and then answer any further troubleshooting questions that the reps here may have for you. Your speeds seem to be better in the morning, which may point to congestion. Still, follow the procedure so the reps can help you.
Congestion refers to several things: users at your location (not what happened this time); number of devices connected at your location; users in your area; users in your beam; internet-related congestion (not ISP related), a combination of these, etc.
Running the troubleshooting procedure the way the reps need it done is the only way to move forward with assessing what may be going on.
It appears to be a congestion problem, as this morning great speed. There was no weather last nite, so remove that variable. Sadly I will ask for a site check for coverage today for WISP from my local provider. I thought with so many subscribers gone from the fires we had last Summer congestion would be reduced, but the use of high streaming use in evenings is still a problem. Thanks
1/12/22 6:28:05 am | 18.94 Mbps 2.37 MB/s | Hughes | 25.5 MB | 79431798356454 | US | UXI7bvctt | ||
1/12/22 6:07:17 am | 19.22 Mbps 2.4 MB/s | Hughes | 22.4 MB | 79431798356454 | US | K2zQ6AYaU | ||
1/12/22 6:06:57 am | 19.26 Mbps 2.41 MB/s | Hughes | 22.4 MB | 79431798356454 | US | l3twRK47i | ||
1/11/22 7:37:17 pm | 432 kbps 54 kB/s |
It probably doesn't take much for the beam to get congested. 😞
Good luck with alternative options! I hope they work for you. 🙂