@GabeU wrote: @spacefunk It's possible that the surge protector is causing some type of power throughput issue. It's not all that common, but it does happen. I'm almost afraid to tell you to plug the modem directly into outlet out of fear that unplugging it from the surge protector may cause the issue to happen. Still, it would probably be best to do so, but if you want to wait until you're normally no longer on the system for the evening you can do it then. I'll try that at some point, thanks I'll try that at some point, not sure when it will be convenient though. I should note that I did not have this problem for the first 9 months @GabeU wrote: @spacefunk With regard to the lights on the front of the modem, that could indicate something wrong, as well. Normally, the only color change that happens is with the power light, and that's when it goes red, indicating that the modem is overheating, though that shouldn't really happen under normal conditions. Sorry I wasn't clear about this. I haven't seen any different types of lights on the front of the modem. I meant the system status light in the admin control panel at 192.168.x.x
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