rugger
11-07-2003, 19:06
My system:
I have a TS server running behind a Linksys BEFSR41 router (UDP port 8767 forwarded) attached to a PCX1100U cable modem. I have an advertised down/up bandwidth of 2Mbits/sec down and 384kbps up. This was verified through dslreports speed test to be around 1800 down and 370 up.
TS server version is 2.0.19.40. Max users 50 (normally 15-25 on). Codex GSM 14.8
My Problem:
When 10+ users join they all stay connected but are unable to hear each other. I am behind the router and I am able to hear everyone. They are all getting huge packet loss (50-80%). I am getting 0% loss. This is with and without the game computer connected to any game.
This server has worked perfect since November. I moved about 10 miles and had to switch from a Motorola cable modem to the Toshiba. Same ISP, Time Warner.
This issue started right after the move and switching of the cable modem. I upgraded the TS server to 2.0.19.40 after the problem started. Issue continues.
The PCX1100U software was upgraded by Time Warner. Problems still continues.
I have a TS server running behind a Linksys BEFSR41 router (UDP port 8767 forwarded) attached to a PCX1100U cable modem. I have an advertised down/up bandwidth of 2Mbits/sec down and 384kbps up. This was verified through dslreports speed test to be around 1800 down and 370 up.
TS server version is 2.0.19.40. Max users 50 (normally 15-25 on). Codex GSM 14.8
My Problem:
When 10+ users join they all stay connected but are unable to hear each other. I am behind the router and I am able to hear everyone. They are all getting huge packet loss (50-80%). I am getting 0% loss. This is with and without the game computer connected to any game.
This server has worked perfect since November. I moved about 10 miles and had to switch from a Motorola cable modem to the Toshiba. Same ISP, Time Warner.
This issue started right after the move and switching of the cable modem. I upgraded the TS server to 2.0.19.40 after the problem started. Issue continues.
The PCX1100U software was upgraded by Time Warner. Problems still continues.