So the hypothesis, explaining the issue is: 1) Bad coaxial splitter caused multiple data packets loss. 2) Multiple data packets loss caused smaller size of the congestion window. 3) Smaller size of the congestion window caused slower upload speed.
Does this hypothesis sound about right?
Hopefully I have similar issue with the network between cable box on my front yard and Comcast modems (connection between my home and Internet box on my frontyard seems to be good, according to the Comcast tech). If it is the case, when they would fix their network issues I would get better upload speed.
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Date: 2016-11-29 11:27 pm (UTC)1) Bad coaxial splitter caused multiple data packets loss.
2) Multiple data packets loss caused smaller size of the congestion window.
3) Smaller size of the congestion window caused slower upload speed.
Does this hypothesis sound about right?
Hopefully I have similar issue with the network between cable box on my front yard and Comcast modems (connection between my home and Internet box on my frontyard seems to be good, according to the Comcast tech).
If it is the case, when they would fix their network issues I would get better upload speed.