As you can see here: http://i.imgur.com/TYj6X1E.png
My local router has these large disruptions randomly. This occurs at any random time during the day, even when no one is using the network but me. I have checked to see if it was overloaded, but it is never at max load when this happens. These ping tests are on a ethernet connection that goes through an access point -> buried ethernet cable about 50ft -> main router. I have run simultaneous ping tests on the access point and I have never once seen these spikes to it, so it must be the router. My question is if anyone had ever seen something like this (something other than bad router), or if i should just go get a new router.
My local router has these large disruptions randomly. This occurs at any random time during the day, even when no one is using the network but me. I have checked to see if it was overloaded, but it is never at max load when this happens. These ping tests are on a ethernet connection that goes through an access point -> buried ethernet cable about 50ft -> main router. I have run simultaneous ping tests on the access point and I have never once seen these spikes to it, so it must be the router. My question is if anyone had ever seen something like this (something other than bad router), or if i should just go get a new router.
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