SNR testing on LAN and WAN

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SNR testing on LAN and WAN

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12-13-2006, 03:51 PM	#1
metallica1973 Senior Member Contributing Member Registered: Feb 2003 Location: Washington D.C Posts: 2,190 Rep:	SNR testing on LAN and WAN I have been noticing that my VOIP ATA adapter and my firewall have been drop their connection but what that happens that cable modem does not. I have switched out the cables and have eliminated that. I called my cable modem manufacturer and they say that the cable modem is ok. My laptop drop connection directly connected to the cable modem so I suspect that it is the cable modem or the line. My question is how does one perform SNR tests or other diagnostic utilities to trouble shoot an issue like this?

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