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drbob · ‎26-01-2018

Your modem will probably have a "Statistics" page where you can read the amount of data sent and received. On the HG659, it is on Maintain > Statistics. In addition it may also display (perhaps on another page) how long it has been up.

liliangel1975 · ‎10-10-2017

I accidentally accepted that as a solution, oh well. Now my internet isn't working anymore. I am currently outside my house on my laptop writing this. I contacted support and they are delivering a new modem to see if it fixes the issue. I always run speedtest with nothing running but chrome to get the most accurate results with Speedtest being my only tab. I do use an ethernet cable to maximise my speed but, honestly it's really slow still. My friends who don't have NBN receive the same speeds as me, who has NBN. I will keep you updated if anything changes.

lag_net · ‎05-10-2017

Port forwarding allows one to host services on their own connection. For instance, when people want to host a game. They will need to set up port forwarding so that when other people connect to the host's IP address (and a specific port), the router will then redirect the traffic (of the same sort) to a specific IP address within the network. More information can be found on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_forwarding

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