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I’m getting packet loss and WAN drop outs. I tried like 3 different routers on factory settings to rule it out. I was on DHCP lease before they gave me static credentials and never had the issue until now which leads me to suspect they gave me wrong creds or something of that nature.

it’s public :WAN IP =72.0.129.65 ( mixed some #s for obvious reasons but it’s very ssimilar) Subnet 255.255.255.240 Gateway 72.0.129.61

I live in an apartment complex that has fiber. My speeds are 300/300 but they do give me more which is dope. However I pay for a static IP. However based on some ping plotter data (shows an additional hop) and observing my routing table (asus router table built in the Be96u) I don’t...

Hello everyone. Windows 10 Ethernet adapter has 2 QoS related settings : QoS packet scheduler and 802.1q packet priority. These are on by default. I’ve gotten a better experience disabling these function however I notice most people don’t. my ISP router says it supports 802.1q packet...

Any idea what netduma xr routers use?

Anyone know if asus uses different Ethernet chips in their routers esp the ax6000? Is the 2.5 port realtek and the rest intel?

You know that routers operate under FIFO queues aka first in first out. It doesn’t detect anything. Unless it has DSCP or TOS underlying QoS which I doubt as I don’t see it anywhere in the manual for any asus router ever. So you’re “automatic” theory is incorrect

Finally an asus rep spoke on the gaming port.

Hey so , I don’t want my router to be pingable but I also don’t want SPI. Is SPI the dos protection setting? Or would I need to completely disable the firewall?

Can you please elaborate? Every level must have DSCP? If we assume all servers have it, That would mean all we need is to make sure it’s our device generating the packets attach DSCP and our router also uses DSCP

So device level aka DSCP tagging via QoS Scheduler and the router must have DSCP tagging as well

Is it better to enable DSCP at the router level or device level (QoS packet scheduler on Pc)

Apparently the new G3100 does DSCP Tagging throughout the Verizon network See image how can I take advantage of this? Does packet scheduler on the PC Ethernet settings have anything to do with it? Not sure if it uses Dscp? or is this one of those situations where VZ is forcing us to use...

What firmware are you using. The 10GBPS port doesn’t even light up. Also no supper for fullcone nat is WAXCK

The 10G port doesn’t even work for me. Regardless of what firmware I’m on. Slow lan speed as far as buffering on devices that I’ve NEVER had before with any gigabit router. Not even fullcone NAT support. Just lazy from asus tbh