I know I shouldn't be using powerline, but can you possibly give any hints on what's interfering with my connection?
Please /g/ I encounter this shit every few days for many hours (5-6), shit's ridiculous.
>>52175508
Dude, for starts it could be a MASSIVE array of things. I recently had a ping problem that developed out of absolutely nowhere but it was fixed as soon as I factory reset the modem. Go into the Modem's IP and factory reset it. Go from there.
>>52175508
probably out of sync
>>52175579
Can you elaborate? I'm a fucking retard when it comes to electronics.
>>52175557
Ok I will try.
>>52175508
Can you make the problem happen on command?
Do the same range of activities cause the problem?
Does the problem start/stop at consistent times?
Has the system worked properly before?
Start by resetting everything and stripping the network down to simply two connecting nodes, then try to trigger the problem.
>>52175628
>I can't
>No.
>Well yes actually it usually starts in the evening and stops at 1-2am that's why I'm worried about something interfering.
>Yes, before powerline I had consistent lag (100-200ms) because of the distance between me and my router (wireless), but never got these spikes.
>>52175508
Tried factory reset, no change.
>>52176077
Please people I'm contemplating suicide.
>>52175834
>but never got these spikes.
Could be spikes from your Electric company polling your electric meter for usage details.
>>52176370
Well fuck them if that's the case. Now it randomly stopped. I live in a semi-detached house, could it be the neighbours?
I remember having a network issue on my virtualization server where only OpenBSD systems would work. FreeBSD, Linux, and Windows VMs wouldn't get past my home router for some reason. Still never figured out the issue, even with complete packet inspection.
>>52176583
>>52175508
feel you
/g/ pls
