@devrath my issue was definitely on the ISP side. After they ran a new line from the street the signal drastically improved and my dropouts stopped. Definitely not a router issue as it turned out,...

@terziyski Turns out it was the ISP after all. Huge surprise! Tech came yesterday and checked the lines inside and outside of the house. Found that the extra lines at the splitter on the outside of...

@terziyski It's a Dynamic IP. I'll have to check to see if I have access to the management interface on the Spectrum modem.

@terziyski Also on this most recent outage I had the router page open and was using the Advanced > System > Diagnostics page to ping both the Google DNS, www.google.com, and my Default Gateway, and...

@terziyski Alright, so within the uptime monitor if the public DNS severs (CloudFlare 1.1.1.1 and Google 8.8.8.8) AND my Default Gateway IP (which is a public IP starting 104.162.xx.x) all go...

@terziyski "Why don't you try to monitor the modem's gateway IP address to see if the connection from your PC to the ISP gateway is uninterrupted." Ah, this is a good idea. That's the "Default...