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Re: Amber Upstream Light
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Amber Upstream Light
I have a C6300 AC1750 modem & router with firmware version 2.01.20 (I think this is the most current version). The upstream light is amber, and I find that I occasionally have connectivity problems. From looking at other postings, I gather that my downstream channels may not be bonding properly. I tried power-cycling the modem. I tried changing the wi-fi channels used. I tried having Comcast check the signal strength (they found no problems in the signal coming into my house). Any more suggestions for fixes that I can try?
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UPSTREAM = AMBER means the UPSTREAM is NOT bonded. It is most likely happening since the US power is TOO HIGH.
please post the screenshots and we can check.
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Screenshots of what? Of the router itself or of some particular information about the router's performance?
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Here are the screenshots of my upstream and downstream power.
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sorry, we cannot see the screenshot.
cna you please post it again.?
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Reposting screenshots. If you still cannot see them, please tell me a way to send them directly to you.
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your power levels are bad and you have partial Upstream. 3 out 4 channels are not being ranged in your case.
also, you have lot of uncorrectables as well.
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who is the ISP/Cable Company? do you have power level info from Cable company's product?
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I use Comcast/Xfinity for my ISP. I don't have official performance numbers from Comcast, but I found this information from a third-party source. http://www.dslreports.com/faq/16085
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third party source numbers are ok.
your US is going beyond 49dBmV and also are not physically connected to the node. it will need comcast to do a tech visit and fix the US connections.
you can ask them to connect own box and see how many US come up. It will be similar state as C6300 where it will be partial service.
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Re: Amber Upstream Light
- I'm having the same problem with the upstream light rather than make another thread I figured I'd join this one here are my power levels
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your power levels look find but you see 3 of your Upstream (US) channels are NOT locked. thats why US LED is AMBER since there is no US bonding.
please post your event logs. It should show T3 timeouts on those Upstream channels.
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Srry it took me so long to respond i had dome unexpected things come up any ways here are my logsk
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sorry, we cannot see screenshot. please post again.
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Can plz tell me what am I so pose to be looking for and do I look in my log or event log cause there are two logs
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Re: Amber Upstream Light
Hello aromero970
You have alot of T3 timeouts this indicates a issue with the cable signal I would suggest having a tech sent out from your ISP to check the lines in your home and outside the home.
DarrenM
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Re: Amber Upstream Light
Hi--
I'm having the same problem with the amber upstream light. I'd be obliged if you could take a look at my screen shots and advise.
Jen
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Here's the event log to go with my question above. Please see attached and thanks in advance.
Jen
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Hello Wileycat221
I am seeing timeouts in your logs which typically indicates a loss of signal with the ISP it could be as simple as removing a splitter in your home or it could be a issue on a line out in your neighborhood. You may want to have a tech come and check the lines.
DarrenM
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