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hit your start button -> type "cmd" -> open command prompt -> type "tracert google.com" in the the command promptCan you send me a link? I've never done this before.I don't think anyone is targeting you with a denial of service attack... Nothing to gain from it and if they were your home network would likely be overloaded and brought down.Can someone shed some light on an issue i am having with my internet?
I bought a netgear r7800 router and a netgear cm600 router. They were working perfectly fine for two months till last week. Before the issue I was getting at least 100 down, now im getting closer to 10 down. Called comcast and went through the troubleshooting and they sent a technician to my place today. I was not home, however he gave me a call and told me that it must be my modem because the signal from comcast is fine. Purchased a new modem and booted it up and still the problem remains. Only thing left is buy another router but before i go and do that I looked at the router and modem logs. Any advice on how to move forward? (there is more from the modem log but those are the usual suspects)
Router log consist of
[DoS Attack: ACK Scan] from source:.......
[DoS Attack: TCP/UDP Echo] from source:.......
Modem log consist of
Warning (5) MDD message timeout
Critical (3) Started Unicast Maintenance Ranging - No Response received - T3 time-out
No Ranging Response received - T3 time-out;
Can you do a tracert to google.com and post the log here?