Wolf666 Posted September 16, 2021 Share Posted September 16, 2021 So I am half a step from turning this 16 month old router into a frisbee. I'm currently using Verizon FIOS and have had great luck with the XR450 up until recently. There was no noticeable outage/power event/etc that I can line up with this sudden crap Upload speed "just" to the Xbox series X's we have in the house. At the router I am registering 341 Mbps up / 306 Mbps down. Ookla speed test I'm getting anywhere from 275-300 up / 240-260 down with various devices (nothing shocking here) around the house. Xbox ( 4 feet away from router)on wi-fi is getting 100 up / 218 down (the second Xbox just as bad). Wired, the Xbox's are getting 20-50 up / 300 + down. Plugging a laptop into the very same cable I am getting 300/300. Now the QoS and all settings I have cleared out. Power cycled everything under the sun. Manually deleted the Xbox's from device listings in DumaOS so they had to be re-discovered, etc. I am about to try to factory reset the router (had to do this like 2 weeks ago for a similar issue), but hoping someone has an idea of what is going on here. Really odd as we were screaming fast 12SEP, no changes to anything and no Xbox updates or firmware updates I am aware of but noticed a bit of lagginess 14SEP, really bad yesterday, and continuing on today. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators Netduma Fraser Posted September 16, 2021 Administrators Share Posted September 16, 2021 The console speed tests are not entirely accurate, they do say they are an estimate and you are getting plenty of upload - more than is necessary, unless you're uploading a lot then it's not really needed. Gaming only uses 1Mbps really at the max. The estimate makes more sense given there is no way the speeds would be lower using ethernet compared with WiFi. I suspect if you try a speedtest on the console web browser that it will be faster than the network settings. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wolf666 Posted September 16, 2021 Author Share Posted September 16, 2021 I appreciate that, however given that a) we are noticing lag issues, b)many times in the past running same console tests the LAN connected speed is always 200-300 upload while WiFi was always slower, and then c) the opposite results have been showing (names super low LAN connected uptime) for now about 3 days on every test run at a very minimum cosmetically it is extremely odd. Good thought on testing the browser speed test but added them in attachments. Ran tests 1 after the other: Xbox LAN: 282 down / 136 up Xbox Wifi: 4 feet from router : 257 down / 112 up Laptop Wifi : 50 feet from router w/ wall in between : 251 down / 294 up While I get we have plenty of upload speed to game there is no reason just the Xbox's should suddenly be throttled like this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators Netduma Fraser Posted September 16, 2021 Administrators Share Posted September 16, 2021 You mentioned you cleared out the QoS settings, do you mean you set them all to their defaults or you disabled QoS entirely? When you're doing the speed test on an Xbox either through settings or the web browser, are both consoles on at the same time? If so can you turn one off completely - not in the instant on/standby mode and then do the speed test on the online one, are the speeds increased? Have you done any manual port forwarding/triggering or using DMZ for a console? Do both get Open NAT or is one open and one moderate depending on which is turned on first? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wolf666 Posted September 16, 2021 Author Share Posted September 16, 2021 -QoS back to default, aka Anti-bufferbloat to Never. Rest default/blank (though tried adding as attached which is how it is currently set). -GeoFilter back to default/ no devices added -Speedtest run while one xbox only connected to network and other had LAN removed -Network settings on Xbox have been reset multiple times to include clearing the alternate MAC address , the other settings are set to Automatic (have not tried manually changing things like ports) -Both have Open NAT Ironically just re-ran test now and I am getting 301.76 down / 320.82 up using web browser test on xbox. The only change was rather then running it while the second xbox was LAN cable unplugged I pulled the power cord. Put the other one back in power cord and seeing 300.92/299.25 (we pay for 300/300). Ran the console speed test and seeing 304.54/48.41 Re-ran Browser 301/273 (with second xbox still plugged in) unplug power second xbox in browser 299/286 So happy to chalk this up as cosmetic and great great call on not using the console speed test. Thanks for your time! If you have any thoughts or know a good recommendation QoS / Geo-Filter settings for the XR450 to better prioritize the Xbox's in the house would be happy to hear, but at the moment not going to poke it while it is working. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Netduma Liam Posted September 17, 2021 Share Posted September 17, 2021 Glad to hear that's figured out now! We've got a couple of optimal settings guides on our knowledge base that can run your through this sort of stuff. If you're interested in having a play with it in future please do feel free to start a new topic and we'll gladly look into it with you! http://support.netduma.com/support/solutions/folders/16000090646 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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