Trouble reaching IPv4 websites
Hi everybody!
I have some trouble with reaching IPv4 websites every now and then. My internet connection is via "Unitymedia" so meaning Coax-Cable. As long as i am connected, everything is fine. Speed is good, connection is stable.
But every 1-3 Days (seems randomly) i am not able to connect to any IPv4 website. When i do a IPv4 check, i don't have any IPv4. Of course i reached out for my ISP, but they couldn't find out any issue from their side. I changed my router, for checking if there is a problem, but it doesn't change anything...error still occurs. I searched and searched and searched but couldn't find any solution (or maybe didn't understand)...and then downloaded Wireshark.
While the error occurs, and i start Wireshark its showing a message like:
"81.210.176.137 192.168.178.20 ICMP 106 Destination unreachable (Communication administratively filtered)"
This doesn't appear when i restart my router & the connection is "repaired".
Problem is: i have no clue what im seeing/where the problem is coming from. Is it my network? Or is it my ISP having an error?
Here is a link to an actual capture file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/snzo6uqrujc...
Screenshots, and much more useful, capture files, can be added to a public share, e,g, Google Drive, DropBox etc. and a link to the file posted back here.
True, thanks for the advice!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/snzo6uqrujc...
You now show the situation after it occurred, what happens before is unknown. What does trigger the administrative filter to kick in? What kind of traffic do you generate from your network out to the internet that's flagged? I can only assume the filters are dropped when your link drops, since this seems to resolve the situation temporarily.
Yeh, you're probably right about that.
Of course there are several machines in the Network (2x Macbook, 2x iPhone, 1x Windows PC, 1x Panasonic TV). The strange thing is, all these machines have been in two other networks before (even all together and single) but with another ISP in a different city and there has never been any error.
But the fact, that contacting the ISP even while the error is still on and the hotline does not seem to find any error on their side they told me the error is probably within my home-network. Of course people on the hotline never heard of whireshark, nor have any idea of what's going on...
I just have to figure out, where the problem is: on my Homenetwork or on the ISP side.
If i get you right, i am blocked (for whatever reason) by my ISP and it ...(more)
I'm going to let Wireshark run through the night today, hoping that the error occurs again till tomorrow afternoon maybe. Im going to upload it asap.