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[MintBubbleSpawn]

TWC brought the Modem. I did put it in Bridge Mode.The Tech had no idea how to put it in Bridge Mode. Anyways, this is the latest info from TWC "It is believed at this point to be an issue with the CMTS configuration. Testing was done on the part of the configuration believed to be causing the issue out of the CMTS today, but it was unsuccessful. They are trying another configuration tomorrow to see if it will resolve the issue. Once they are able to resolve the issue on the CMTS, the fix will then be deployed to the rest of the CMTS's throughout Dayton, but still no ETA at this point."

[Hard Harry]

What are they promising you? As in how many channels down and how many up? Normal is 3/1 or 4/1, or 3/4 channels down and one up. His issue may also be a CMTS, or atleast something inside their network, but its not effecting channel bonding, is just creating a large latency between gateway and CMTS. Probably a totally different cause, but probably the same type of issue.

I also had a problem with bonding with a 8/6 modem on a network that is set up for 3/1. Was never able to solve mine so I just went back to my 6120 but I think it has to do with legacy support for the older docsis 3.0 modem with the new docsis 3.0 modems. Just a total guess though.

[MintBubbleSpawn]

What are they promising you? As in how many channels down and how many up? Normal is 3/1 or 4/1, or 3/4 channels down and one up. His issue may also be a CMTS, or atleast something inside their network, but its not effecting channel bonding, is just creating a large latency between gateway and CMTS. Probably a totally different cause, but probably the same type of issue.

I also had a problem with bonding with a 8/6 modem on a network that is set up for 3/1. Was never able to solve mine so I just went back to my 6120 but I think it has to do with legacy support for the older docsis 3.0 modem with the new docsis 3.0 modems. Just a total guess though.

It' fixed! and it bonds 3 down and 1 up. How about your issue? any fix yet?

[MintBubbleSpawn]

[MintBubbleSpawn]

Woke up today to no internet from the DGL-4500, So I connect straight to the 6580 and it works. then re-set the 4500 to factory defaults and It works. redo my settings and it doesn't work again. Hmmm. So I check the settings one by one, to find it will no longer work with the Advanced DNS in the 4500 turned on. But works with it off , with no other settings changed. Anybody know why this would happen? did my ISP change somthing that doesn't work with the 4500's Advanced DNS setting? and do I really need the Advanced DNS turned on? Thanks for any info

[FurryNutz]

Ya theres talk on the 655 forum about the Advanced DNS Services servers being down.

I recommend not using this feature and copy and past the Primary and 2ndary DNS IP addresses that are seen in the Status/Device Info/Wan section and enter these addresses into the Basic/Internet/Manual settings. I use this and never drop connection unless the ISP has issues.

[x0rsw1tch]

I work for Cox, and they declared it as an outage (Not on our end). We're told to bypass routers and call d-Link.

Just an FYI

[FurryNutz]

People on the 655 forum have been disabling the Advance DNS Service and there getting Internet back again from what I see.

[Hard Harry]

Problem wasn't Dlink or the ISP(atleast not directly). Dlink's "Advanced DNS" servers are liscences by OpenDNS and they started having issues this morning and were resolved around 1PM EST I think. More info here.

http://forums.opendns.com/comments.php?DiscussionID=8670&page=1#Item_0