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AX6 AX5200 Constant [Fraggle Attack] In Logs
Hey so I've had my ISP out multiple times to help try and isolate a recent packet loss problem that has been reoccuring for the last month or 2 now. At first it would happen during the day and then s...
Well your ISP modem has a long standing known problem:
I'd recommend getting into a broadcom based modem first off.
Look up where those IP addresses are coming from using a WHOIS service.
Ask your ISP and see if they can change your WAN IP address.
Try a full reset of the router and setup from scratch. I would leave Armor disabled for a short period and see if the problems still happen.
FURRYe38 wrote:Well your ISP modem has a long standing known problem:
I'd recommend getting into a broadcom based modem first off.
Look up where those IP addresses are coming from using a WHOIS service.
Ask your ISP and see if they can change your WAN IP address.
Try a full reset of the router and setup from scratch. I would leave Armor disabled for a short period and see if the problems still happen.
FURRYe38 Hmm. That is interesting to find out. I will definitely be returning this at some point for sure. However my old Modem was a SB6141 from a few years back. I don't see that one in the list but I had began getting the packet loss with my old hardware (asus rtc3100 and that 6141 modem). Now the issue is still here, ISP is coming out a 3rd time with a more equipped tech they say, lol.
I have yet to call the Cyber Agency side of Xfinity, which they told me to do for the DoS things. They said they couldn't change my IP when I asked on the forum.
Now after using WHOIS I found outUnited States Chicago Akamai Technologies Inc.
Comcast Aurora
And a new attack I haven't noticed yet [UDP FLOOD] that ip comes from
United States Atlanta Service Provider Corporation
