Could someone shed some light on the blip I have on my graph between 6-11pm every night? It happens even when I am not really using the line and I would appreciate any input.
If you are sure nothing is moving data across your line, then the zone of raised latency (not really a blip as they are generally shorter periods) suggests increased latency due to congestion and some packets delayed long enough to be dropped
Maybe a (non-internet) TV, or even a smart (internet-capable) TV being turned on for that period? Possibly not even yours, it could be next door's. Also, not necessarily the main home TV.
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I should clarify constant use, I have a remote lyric device similar to a hive product that is connected 24/7 [wireless] and a networked printer. Maybe I was wrong describing it like that.
As of now I have removed everything that is actually using the router to see what happens and I will report back again tomorrow.