Hi everyone,
A friend has native AT&T GPON but Sonic is also available via "the AT&T network"
The service sucks. Often speeds are way below the 1G/1G promise but also there're momentary dropouts; complete loss of connectivity and those last about a minute and some times less than that.
My question is this: is there any point to switch from native AT&T to Sonic-over-AT&T given those symptoms?
If the issues are transport related, switching to Sonic will likely do exactly nothing but how can one determine that? (I have no access to the AT&T ONT where these low level transport perf stats could possibly be available)
Of course if the issues are layer 3 and AT&T POP stuff then that's the intended outcome to "fit the situation" by going to Sonic.
Any feedback, ideas? Past experience?
Thanks
~B
PS. forgot to add that none of these observations involve Wi Fi, forget Wi Fi, everything is Ethernet connected at the location in question.
A friend has native AT&T GPON but Sonic is also available via "the AT&T network"
The service sucks. Often speeds are way below the 1G/1G promise but also there're momentary dropouts; complete loss of connectivity and those last about a minute and some times less than that.
My question is this: is there any point to switch from native AT&T to Sonic-over-AT&T given those symptoms?
If the issues are transport related, switching to Sonic will likely do exactly nothing but how can one determine that? (I have no access to the AT&T ONT where these low level transport perf stats could possibly be available)
Of course if the issues are layer 3 and AT&T POP stuff then that's the intended outcome to "fit the situation" by going to Sonic.
Any feedback, ideas? Past experience?
Thanks
~B
PS. forgot to add that none of these observations involve Wi Fi, forget Wi Fi, everything is Ethernet connected at the location in question.