Internet connection report

9 outages, 59 min 30 s offline in 4 d 22 h of monitoring

Sun 20 Sep 2026 07:50:02 to Sat 26 Sep 2026 23:18:55 · times in UTC (UTC+00:00)

99.16%

of monitored time online

Outages

Time offline

59 min 30 s

Longest outage

24 min 36 s

Provider side

57 min 06 s

Brief drops

under 4 s, not counted as outages

Typical ping

14 ms

Where the outages were

Provider side (past your router) · 7 outages

57 min 06 s

Your side (PC, Wi-Fi or router) · 1 outage

54 s

DNS only · 1 outage

1 min 30 s

OnlineProvider side (past your router)Your side (PC, Wi-Fi or router)DNS onlyNot monitoring (PC off, asleep or app closed)

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Sat 26 Sep

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Fri 25 Sep

—

Thu 24 Sep

2 · 9 min 30 s

Wed 23 Sep

2 · 26 min 48 s

Tue 22 Sep

1 · 54 s

Mon 21 Sep

3 · 16 min 00 s

Sun 20 Sep

1 · 6 min 18 s

Hover an outage for its times. Short outages are drawn wider than their real length so they stay visible; the table below has exact times.

#	Started	Ended	Length	Verdict
1	Sun 20 Sep 19:42:00	19:48:18	6 min 18 s	Internet down, router OK
2	Mon 21 Sep 16:06:01	16:07:31	1 min 30 s	DNS not answering
3	Mon 21 Sep 20:15:01	20:18:07	3 min 06 s	Internet down, router OK
4	Mon 21 Sep 20:31:13	20:42:37	11 min 24 s	Internet down, router OK
5	Tue 22 Sep 13:12:00	13:12:54	54 s	PC not connected
6	Wed 23 Sep 02:10:12	02:34:48	24 min 36 s	Internet down, router OK
7	Wed 23 Sep 21:04:48	21:07:00	2 min 12 s	Internet down, router OK
8	Thu 24 Sep 18:50:25	18:51:13	48 s	Internet down, router OK
9	Thu 24 Sep 20:36:01	20:44:43	8 min 42 s	Internet down, router OK

DNS not answering: Internet servers answered by IP address, but name lookups (DNS) failed, so websites wouldn't load.
Internet down, router OK: The router answered, but none of the independent internet servers did. The break was past the router: the line, modem or provider.
PC not connected: This PC had no active network connection (Wi-Fi or cable disconnected).

Daily summary

Date	Monitored	Outages	Offline	Brief drops	Typical ping	Worst 5% ping
Sat 26 Sep 2026	15 h 38 min	0	0 s	5	14 ms	95 ms
Fri 25 Sep 2026	15 h 56 min	0	0 s	2	14 ms	91 ms
Thu 24 Sep 2026	15 h 52 min	2	9 min 30 s	3	14 ms	92 ms
Wed 23 Sep 2026	23 h 35 min	2	26 min 48 s	4	14 ms	76 ms
Tue 22 Sep 2026	16 h 14 min	1	54 s	1	14 ms	92 ms
Mon 21 Sep 2026	15 h 45 min	3	16 min 00 s	1	14 ms	91 ms
Sun 20 Sep 2026	15 h 30 min	1	6 min 18 s	3	14 ms	94 ms

About every 2 seconds (a little less often while servers don't answer, since each check waits up to 1.5 s) this PC checked three things at once: its router, three independent internet servers (1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8, 9.9.9.9, run by different companies), and a DNS lookup of a well-known website that bypasses Windows' DNS cache.
Servers were pinged; if a ping went unanswered, OutageLog also tried a TCP connection on port 443, so networks that block ping don't look like outages.
An outage is at least 2 failed rounds in a row, and ends at the first of 2 good rounds. Shorter drops are counted as brief drops.
Provider side means the router kept answering while none of the internet servers did, so the break was past the router: the line, the modem or the provider's network. Your side means this PC lost its connection or couldn't reach the router.
Checks aren't judged for 30 seconds after monitoring starts or the PC wakes from sleep, so reconnecting isn't counted as an outage. Time when the PC was off or asleep isn't counted at all.
This is one PC's view. If it's on Wi-Fi, a weak signal shows up as “your side”, never as “provider side”.