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Yes, it depends what the issue is. We check: - If your modem is EOL - If you modem's ethernet port is 100Mbps, and you have >100Mbps service - If your modem
by virtuallynathan 11y ago
Yes, it depends what the issue is. We check:
- If your modem is EOL
- If you modem's ethernet port is 100Mbps, and you have >100Mbps service
- If your modem is otherwise capable of providing your speed (i.e. number of DOCSIS channels)
- We check your signal levels to make sure they are in spec
- We check if you have been impacted by our Protocol Agnostic Congestion management system in the past 1 day or 30 days.
If any of these checks are triggered, we show it on the page. If nothing is triggered, we allow you to go straight to a chat.
We'll be adding more checks as time goes on, mostly around Wifi - MCS Index, Link rate, RSSI, etc.
- douche 11y agoThanks for the response. If I can keep bothering you, is any of this specific to using Comcast-provided equipment?
- virtuallynathan 11y agoYes, all of the wifi stuff we add in the future will be only possible on comcast-provided wireless gateways (XB2/XB3). We have some other nifty ideas that would use our gateways too. Most of the existing stuff I mentioned is not specific to comcast-provided devices, or wireless gateways.