Shunk Posted February 19, 2025 Posted February 19, 2025 Hello I just acquired the new bbox wifi7 I set the I’m static ,DMZ, disable upnp,disable wifi on the bbox connect all of my accessories on the xr500 and I stil get unprioritized packet brw with the old bbox i have 0 unprioritized I don’t know where is the problem
Administrators Netduma Fraser Posted February 20, 2025 Administrators Posted February 20, 2025 Unprioritized packets refers to packet loss so the fact you have 0 is a good thing, there isn't any issues there
Shunk Posted February 20, 2025 Author Posted February 20, 2025 I have unprioritized packet received not transmitted
Administrators Netduma Fraser Posted February 20, 2025 Administrators Posted February 20, 2025 Yes it's the same
Shunk Posted February 20, 2025 Author Posted February 20, 2025 Okay but why I put my old modem I have 0 on two I don’t understand this
Administrators Netduma Fraser Posted February 20, 2025 Administrators Posted February 20, 2025 I'm not sure what you mean but unprioritized in this scenario is a good thing, you haven't dropped any packets, you don't want the number to go up
Shunk Posted February 20, 2025 Author Posted February 20, 2025 Okay I will explain you with my old isp modem bbox fast I had 0on both and now we have when I screen 37 unprioritized packet received and 0 to transmitted Its not zero its37 and keep growing up after uses Do you follow me on this ? I know we had the same issue with orange isp modem
Administrators Netduma Fraser Posted February 20, 2025 Administrators Posted February 20, 2025 That accounts for 0.0037% packet loss, anything less than 1% is generally acceptable and you won't notice any impact whatsoever. Yours is way less than 1% so nothing to be concerned with.
Shunk Posted February 20, 2025 Author Posted February 20, 2025 How do u have this results what calcul did youmake
Shunk Posted February 20, 2025 Author Posted February 20, 2025 I have the respond for that thanks 37.100/985000=0.0037 Netduma Fraser 1
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