I will try again tomorrow (the span is currently watching the Champions League). I tried it multiple times, the last one this afternoon, and BQM always reports 100% packet loss.

Sorry, it took me a while as everybody was busy online.

I connected the openwrt/raspberry router directly to the ONT just before 15:00 today. Before that the openwrt was connected to the Hyperoptic router.

Here you can see the results from f8lure and AAISP

Still full red on a new BQM

The AAISP graph is the only one that shows some sign of life after 15:00 today but its text counterpart reports 100% packet loss.

At a certain point (let's say 16:00) I will move back to using a VPN which is the only way I have a stable connection. Results after that time will be uninformative.

Not sure if it will be useful, but have you tried tbb's traceroute tool? If it can't see your router, you might at least find out where...

How are you assigning the WAN side address to the router - are you using the DHCP client or manually assigning the IP, gateway address?

DHCP client. I can access the internet and the router responds to ping requests to 140.228.71.156

1 thinkbroadband-gw9.core-rs2.thw.ncuk.net 15 15 1ms 1ms 1ms
2 te1-52-37.core-rs1.thw.ncuk.net 15 15 1ms 1ms 3ms
3 xe-0-1-6-38.edge-rt1.thn.ncuk.net 15 15 0ms 1ms 6ms
8 71.228.140.156.bcube.co.uk 15 15 1ms 1ms 1ms

This is what I get. Sorry for the poor formatting.

I'm no expert so doesn't tell me much, except to wonder what happened to steps 4 to 7?

Anyone else?

Is the assigned gateway 140.228.71.1 ?

Those intermediate nodes are not responding to the packets from the traceroute in a timely manner (or at all). Normal.

The Luci interface does not show the gateway address but this is what I get from the command line

ip route show
default via 140.228.71.1 dev eth0 src 140.228.71.156
140.228.71.0/24 dev eth0 scope link src 140.228.71.156
192.168.1.0/24 dev br-lan scope link src 192.168.1.1

From my limited understanding, I'd say yes.

Edited by Pippo123456 (Thu 08-May-25 17:04:06)