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1. Start the ping command at 3:39pm and leave it running until 3:41pm then make a note of whether packet losses start at 3:40pm. (E.g. "ping yahoo.com" on Unix
by ayewo 6y ago
1. Start the ping command at 3:39pm and leave it running until 3:41pm then make a note of whether packet losses start at 3:40pm. (E.g. "ping yahoo.com" on Unix or "ping -t yahoo.com" if on Windows).
2. If there are packet losses, then you have your answer: the issue is from your ISP.
3. If there are no packet losses, then you'll need to look closer at your network. Check to see if some hardware on your network might be performing a reboot at the 3:40pm mark.