My pings aren't making sense.

[karlbeckman]

OK, just browsing the data, you seemed to take a hit on every 10th ping attempt. That count is related to something you did, not just a coincidence.  How many seconds did you wait between pings while testing?   What time of day or night?

[geometrical]

I did not wait a certain time period when retesting pings, but I would say about every 2 mins to 15 mins. I would ping only from the afternoon to night. And I think switching to IPv4 might have solved the case. I decided to reboot the router, and it worked. I don’t have weird ping spikes. (But restarting it didn’t work last time). If something comes back up, I’ll post it on here. If not, well, @karlbeckman deserves the credit

[karlbeckman]

Downstream levels appear OK, in fact I wish mine were that good.  But ping times are measured in both directions.  Let's look at the upstream bonded channel levels too.  All four should be in the same range (within 3 dBmV) and no level higher than +51 dBmV.

[geometrical]

The upstream channels:

Upstream Bonded ChannelsChannel Lock Status US Channel Type Channel ID Symbol Rate Frequency Power

1		ATDMA		5120 Ksym/sec	37000000 Hz	46.5 dBmV
2		ATDMA		5120 Ksym/sec	24200000 Hz	47.8 dBmV
3		ATDMA		5120 Ksym/sec	30600000 Hz	47.8 dBmV
4		TDMA		2560 Ksym/sec	19400000 Hz	46.5 dBmV