Intermmitent internet outages
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I am seeing my internet access drop for a few minutes pretty frequently.
I see these entries in the system logs, do they indicate an issue on the ISP side?Oct 18 07:24:23 dpinger 6634 WAN_DHCP6 fe80::fab7:e2ff:fe05:9419%igc0: Clear latency 27518us stddev 57903us loss 5%
Oct 18 07:24:23 dpinger 157 WAN_DHCP 8.8.8.8: Clear latency 19383us stddev 1766us loss 5%
Oct 18 07:20:30 dpinger 6634 WAN_DHCP6 fe80::fab7:e2ff:fe05:9419%igc0: Alarm latency 43289us stddev 99336us loss 22%
Oct 18 07:20:29 dpinger 157 WAN_DHCP 8.8.8.8: Alarm latency 19045us stddev 1618us loss 22%
Oct 18 05:18:19 dpinger 6634 WAN_DHCP6 fe80::fab7:e2ff:fe05:9419%igc0: Clear latency 49393us stddev 165610us loss 15%
Oct 18 05:18:18 dpinger 157 WAN_DHCP 8.8.8.8: Clear latency 20822us stddev 5144us loss 14%
Oct 18 05:16:56 dpinger 6634 WAN_DHCP6 fe80::fab7:e2ff:fe05:9419%igc0: Alarm latency 29724us stddev 45718us loss 21%
Oct 18 05:16:55 dpinger 157 WAN_DHCP 8.8.8.8: Alarm latency 21949us stddev 14565us loss 21% -
@rementis
The logs generally indicate that you don't get reponds from 8.8.8.8 to every Ping requests.However, since I presume that the server is present all the time and responding to all pings, I think it"s an issued with your Internet connection.
Is pfSense connected directly to the ISP or is there a modem or a router in front of it?
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@viragomann pfsense is connected to the cable modem. The interface/logs on the modem are useless unfortunately. Netgear crap.
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@rementis
I guess, the modem belongs to the ISP. So you can say it"s an issue at ISP side. -
Mmm, those look like real upstream issues unless you have something that shows otherwise.
Steve
