Did you get an answer ours is doing the exact same.
Support from Comcast - none.
Had a former network engineer friend over for a visit. He checked the modem, the pingbacks to Xfinity/Comcast server and the modem event logs. Also tried several configurations of hardware to modem in order to see if anything is causing the issue.
Amazingly, on June 1st about 10 PM eastern time, the problem of random self resetting modem stopped. The modem stays online to the internet and I don’t get the random crashes, HOWEVER, speed on downloads is about half of what it should be and upload speed is clocking 0.03 to 0.06 where it should be around 12.
The event log shows a problem between the modem and Comcast, my equipment is all 100% working as it should.
The error log does not make sense, but we are unable to find anywhere we can email Comcast/Xfinity the actual logs, setting and other data that might help them solve what is going on. If anyone has an e-mail for support please post it.
We have service but have issues with latency, takes longer for sites to load and for commands to reach the servers of merchants or whomever we are dealing with.
If all fails, I will send hard copy of all this to HQ in Philadelphia. Comcast/Xfinity is the most difficult company I have ever encountered when it comes to remote support.
Nope - no replies from Comcast or from anyone on the Arris board.
The modem drops about 4 to 6 times a day (that we know of) and resets itslf after 3 or 5 minute cycle.
Continues happening unabated. Wife beyond frustrated.
Contemplating trying new modem #4, always the T25. Maybe I should find a Motorola but rue finding out that it ends up doing the same.
Hello edpom,
It look like T25 cable modem internet is dropping frequently could you update the led light status on the same .
For example Power/Receive/Send and Online . we need to check the cable signal levels of the downstream and upstream channels
Do share the lowest and highest value of power levels/snr of downstream channels and power levels of upstream channels and also number of channels on downstream and upstream .
Follow the link below to check on the cable signal levels :
http://arris.force.com/consumers/articles/General_FAQs/T25-Cable-Signal-Levels