Status
Not open for further replies.
Switch that was causing issues has been replaced so we are just monitoring for now.
 
So by default in Windows 10, it's set to Auto? What command prompt to set to experimental?

vZCGKA2.png
Oh yeah run CMD as Admin
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=experimental
 
Done a while ago yeah, hasn't had the desired impact...



Well, I'm trying a different router but same results so... what now?
Router won't have any real affect on window scaling but might do on MTU.
 
Router won't have any real affect on window scaling but might do on MTU.
Yeah, I jumped through the MTU hoop a couple of months back, leaving it default worked best (1480)....

What else?

EDIT: Oh wait, I've lost sync! Are you tinkering? Or just trying to shut/stitch me up?
 
Yeah, I jumped through the MTU hoop a couple of months back, leaving it default worked best (1480)....

What else?

EDIT: Oh wait, I've lost sync! Are you tinkering? Or just trying to shut/stitch me up?
No changes on our side at the moment.
 
@PBCool is it possible to achieve open ports for COD etc. I have been trying to port forward the necessary ports but they keep being moderate. I don"t know if it is the fibre ONT that keeps the ports from being open or the router any ideas?
 
@PBCool is it possible to achieve open ports for COD etc. I have been trying to port forward the necessary ports but they keep being moderate. I don"t know if it is the fibre ONT that keeps the ports from being open or the router any ideas?
We don't block any ports and the ONT has nothing to do with the layer3. Which router are you using?
 
Erratic packet loss to international and local sites, Fluctuating speeds for the last 3 weeks. Very frustrating.
Hi there do you have a ticket number for me to investigate?
 
Hi.i pmed you yesterday. Thanks
Thanks I think this has been a combination of issues from MFNs side and our side with the switch issue. The switch issue lasted a few hrs over the past two days but was resolved yesterday. The MFN issue was for quite a while and we are still awaiting an RFO.
 
@PBCool Just to close the loop and to say thanks for the speedy response to tickets.

Did a few tests on my side last night, and my line runs at full speed when using a wired connection... so clearly there is a bottle neck in my wireless network layer which I now have to try and find since it is 802.11n so SHOULD in theory be able to run above the 100mb link speed comfortably.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X