Hello, I have a ADSL connection /256kbs down/128kbs up) i got a router and
tried to play both computer in the internet with other players, i get lag
sometimes like freezing for a few seconds, this mainly happens when i use
both computers, when one computer is completly off things improve, it is my
router (SMC 7004VBR) or my connection speed?? I will appreciate any help,
router is well configured, i can play lan with no problems, the only problem
is that connection seems not well balanced when both computers are on.
Thanks for help
Thomas Gaspardo
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"Thomas Gaspardo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hello, I have a ADSL connection /256kbs down/128kbs up) i got a routerand
> tried to play both computer in the internet with other players, i getlag
> sometimes like freezing for a few seconds, this mainly happens when iuse
> both computers, when one computer is completly off things improve, it ismy
> router (SMC 7004VBR) or my connection speed?? I will appreciate anyhelp,
> router is well configured, i can play lan with no problems, the onlyproblem
> is that connection seems not well balanced when both computers are on.
Try using tracert (trace route) at the command prompt to see where the
problem is.
I guess you may be getting lots of collisions locally, maybe because of a
bad network cable or a power brick right next to the cable or something.
Network cables are ime pretty sensitive to outside interference.
Malc.
IMO, try it w/o the router and you'll know if its your conn or the router.
If it still does it.. could be your network card or a cable as mentioned
before.
Was it ever decent? Ive had cable modems go bad. different symptoms
everytime.
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> "Thomas Gaspardo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:R0uub.22$[email hidden]... > > Hello, I have a ADSL connection /256kbs down/128kbs up) i got a router > and > > tried to play both computer in the internet with other players, i get > lag > > sometimes like freezing for a few seconds, this mainly happens when i > use > > both computers, when one computer is completly off things improve, it is > my > > router (SMC 7004VBR) or my connection speed?? I will appreciate any > help, > > router is well configured, i can play lan with no problems, the only > problem > > is that connection seems not well balanced when both computers are on. > > Try using tracert (trace route) at the command prompt to see where the > problem is. > > I guess you may be getting lots of collisions locally, maybe because of a > bad network cable or a power brick right next to the cable or something. > > Network cables are ime pretty sensitive to outside interference. > > Malc. > >It used to be good before putting that router, used to play a lot without
problems , im going to check with a traceroute to see what happen, one
computer has a built-in ethernet card, realtek brand, can be that?
Thanks
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> IMO, try it w/o the router and you'll know if its your conn or the router.
>
> If it still does it.. could be your network card or a cable as mentioned
> before.
>
> Was it ever decent? Ive had cable modems go bad. different symptoms
> everytime.
>
>
> "Malc" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:5Ovub.10088$[email hidden]...
> > "Thomas Gaspardo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> > news:R0uub.22$[email hidden]...
> > > Hello, I have a ADSL connection /256kbs down/128kbs up) i got a
router
> > and
> > > tried to play both computer in the internet with other players, i get
> > lag
> > > sometimes like freezing for a few seconds, this mainly happens when i
> > use
> > > both computers, when one computer is completly off things improve, it
is
> > my
> > > router (SMC 7004VBR) or my connection speed?? I will appreciate any
> > help,
> > > router is well configured, i can play lan with no problems, the only
> > problem
> > > is that connection seems not well balanced when both computers are on.
> >
> > Try using tracert (trace route) at the command prompt to see where the
> > problem is.
> >
> > I guess you may be getting lots of collisions locally, maybe because of
a
> > bad network cable or a power brick right next to the cable or something.
> >
> > Network cables are ime pretty sensitive to outside interference.
> >
> > Malc.
> >
> >
>
>
