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6 hours ago
I'm thinking the 993 might have been originally correct for incoming IMAP, which means it may have either been a TLS or a timeout issue.
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6 hours ago
If you're able to lower the TLS version to something prior to 1.3 that might do the trick. I understand the mail servers might be having problems with v1.3. Another thought: I gave you the ports for POP (where you basically download the emails to a local database). Are you using IMAP (where the emails stay on the server)? If so, the ports IMAP uses would be different than the ones I gave, which also may be part of the confusion. IMAP is much, much slower than POP, so I just assume everyone uses that. Liz might know the ports for IMAP, as I don't have them handy.
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8 hours ago
2 Kudos
If you're looking for an explanation of the discrepancy: Because of the choppy way that streaming servers operate, latency will affect overall throughput because of the delay in acknowledged received packets. Some of these services ultimately interpret that as overall speed and can be significantly lower, depending upon the number of times per minute the service needs to acknowledge receipts. As mentioned, this is tremendously different that downloading a single file, where there may be only one initial latency delay and acceleration techniques can be used to transmit it faster through the pipe.
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yesterday
Just did a send/receive test and those ports work for mail.hughes.net (in) and smtp.hughes.net (out) as long as SSL is switched on for both.
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yesterday
Change the ports as follows: incoming: 995 outgoing: 465 Edit: had them switched initially
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a week ago
Check to make sure the cable connections a secure at the modem and at the radio on the dish. If it' not that, it could mean one of the modem, cable, or radio in the dish may need replacing, likely requiring a technician.
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a week ago
1 Kudo
No. Sometimes there is some performance-measuring Javascript added to the end of the header of a web page that is routed to a bogon, but it's not malicious.
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a week ago
No, I wasn't going to bring up FAP. I was looking for something else. And no, since the problem is not solved, please keep it to one thread.
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a week ago
Hate to bring it up, but we really need to keep this to one thread. I've already responded to the other one, requesting some information that might give an indication of what's going on. Recommend we continue on that thread, not this one, which is now a duplicate of the same issue and causes confusion.
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2 weeks ago
1 Kudo
Under System Summary, what is the State Code when you go here? Under System Status, what is listed under IP Gateway Association State? Also, under System State Code Monitor, what are the listed, most recent State Codes when you go here?
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2 weeks ago
3 Kudos
Pretty sure it's asking for the administrator password, which I think defaults to just 'admin'.
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2 weeks ago
Simple answer is that the Down and Up totals on the right aren't correct. If you believe the usage on the 6th (a Sunday), it almost looks as if you had the modem disconnected for most of the day. Statistically speaking, Sundays see the heaviest use.
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2 weeks ago
1 Kudo
@GW4 wrote: <image removed> Check those two boxes that say "This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)" If the port numbers dont change from 110 and 587 to 995 and 465 respectively, manually change them. Then click Ok. You should be good to go.
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2 weeks ago
@Liz wrote: email.hughes.net is a newer outbound server so it should definitely work, and we just want to make sure no one is still using part 25 since we blocked that years ago. Ah... makes sense. Thanks.
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2 weeks ago
Hmmm. Not to contradict, but in Outlook I have the following working: Incoming: mail.hughes.net, port 995, use SSL to connect (recommended) Outgoing: smtp.hughes.net, port 465, use SSL to connect (recommended) More outgoing options: Authentication - Use Incoming server info.
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3 weeks ago
Firefox provides a similar warning when there's either no certificate or the domain doesn't match when using secure http, as I'd suspect most browsers would. The correct way to access the System Control Center embedded in the modem is using http (no 's'): http://192.168.0.1 or http://systemcontroller Edit: That second one is actually incorrect, but it's something like that.
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3 weeks ago
1 Kudo
Ignore it. It's likely that the software is not interpreting the latency correctly and is coming back with a false positive. You're behind a double-NAT network. The chances it is compromised from the outside is minuscule, unless you launched a fraudulent email payload that infected the router.
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3 weeks ago
1 Kudo
Looks like 69.168.97.48 is back on the SBLs: dnsbl-1.uceprotect.net FAIL dnsbl.sorbs.net FAIL opm.tornevall.org FAIL spam.dnsbl.sorbs.net FAIL spam.spamrats.com FAIL
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3 weeks ago
Check that... GUESS WHO!!! The graph seems to start right around the time that the problems started this morning.
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3 weeks ago
@maratsade wrote: I'm getting a lot of connection and reset errors. That'd be it. So, whatever was affecting Boise, et. al. is now plaguing San Diego.
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3 weeks ago
This (as well as TLS issues) may be happening again on SDO68. Noticed problems starting around 6am EDT this morning with a lot of dropped packets, etc.
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a month ago
1 Kudo
Think you got the official answer from a moderator, about 6 repeated posts from you ago. Ta...
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a month ago
2 Kudos
@maratsade It will be absolutely hilarious when he finds out you're a lawyer. Before he was just belligerent. Then he can be a belligerent person with egg on his face. Maybe he can hire you to take his case (if he had one).
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a month ago
1 Kudo
It's not a suggestion, it's a requirement. If you want to receive help in this forum, please follow the directions in the very first pinned post in this area entitled: Think you have slow speeds? It provides data that helps to narrow down the issue. Otherwise it becomes a goat rope that no one has time for.
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08-22-2020
09:09 AM
1 Kudo
Beam 64 corresponds to the ground station in San Diego. Both @maratsade and myself are on a different beam, but that beam is also serviced by San Diego. Lately, I've seen some super long delays at hop where it leaves the ground station and goes out to the internet, since I think that's common amongst all the beams San Diego services, it may be related to that. State Code 14.3.1 means something on your LAN is frequently disconnecting. It could mean: 1. A bad/intermittent ethernet cable somewhere (if that's what you're using), 2. A device's wifi signal is either weak or intermittent (but I'm not sure abou tthat), or 3. Something is faulty within the modem itself. Might want to wait for an admin that can probe your equipment to see why that code is being generated. The one thing you can do (if you're using an ethernet cable) is to see if it's connected properly. If it is, try swapping it out with another one you have lying around to see if that fixes the problem.
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08-20-2020
08:35 PM
2 Kudos
Service is advertised literally as "you can watch the latest videos". That means short 3-minute YouTube things, not full scale TV shows and movies. It's also advertised as UP TO 25Mbps, even though a good lot of us see much better than that in the mornings durng the bonus period. Also, show me an ISP that guarantees any speed at any given time of the day... isn't one. Service is definitely not advertised to fully support VPN at high speed because the acceleration techniques don't support ssl protocols. You can run VPN (and ssh, sftp, and others) but it will be at a much reduced channel rate. It also has a high latency because the signal is travelling a path between 90-95,000 miles. That's how satellite works, unless you want to design a wormhole that shortens the distance from a geosynchronous orbit on the equator to you and an equivalent ground station on the west coast. So if you didn't know... now you know... or did you miss that part.
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08-20-2020
10:04 AM
Don't think this is CL because I'm seeing massive delays before it even gets to CL.
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