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Old 03-03-2008, 04:37 PM
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Default Huge Packet Loss (75%+) Help Appreicated.

Hi, I'm new here. and for the passed few weeks i have been getting huge packet loss on all my programs.

on Teamspeak i've been recieving upto 75%

and on Battlefield 2 i keep getting kicked for packet loss were as on Company of Heroes I just can't connect!

I'm really stuffed on how to fix it.

I have a Netgear DGB34G v3 Router. and i've got 8mb Broadband. I'm using Windows Firewall...but i have tried Zone Alarm and still no help. any ideass?

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Default Huge Packet Loss (75%+) Help Appreicated.

It's often a failure of your ISP connection. I assume you have a cable service. You can presumably check your signal levels on the cable modem. You can raise a ticket with your ISP and harp at them until you get what you pay for.
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Default Huge Packet Loss (75%+) Help Appreicated.

Your MTU might be too high resulting in packet loss. Try this and see if it fixes it.
Finding your max mtu- open command prompt and ping google with command
ping -f -l 1402 www.google.com

1402 is packet size. If you get even 25% loss, lower the packet size by 1 (1401) untill 0% loss.
or you could try something higher if 1402 has 0% loss.
Lets say best packet is 1400, then (1400 + 28= 1428)
Your MTU would be 1428

Now calculate your RWIN-
(MTU - 40)

MTU = 1428 - 40 = 1388
20 x 1388 = 27760
RWIN is 27760
MTU is 1428

Now download Dr.TCP heres the link http://www.dslreports.com/front/DRTCP021.exe

Settings for Dr.TCP

Tcp recieve window- (222400) or (27760) whatever is best for u
windows scaling- (yes)
Time stamping- (no)
selective Acks- (yes)
Dial up ras mtu- (your MTU here)
path MTU discovery- (yes)
black hole detection- (default)
max duplicate ACKs- (2)
TTL- (64)
MTU- (your mtu again)

under adapter settings select you ethernet card. Save and reboot.
Also change your MTU in your router setting. Go through you configure page, you cant miss it.

I changed mine not because of packet loss, i wanted a boost in speed. i gained 0.6mb gain from doing this. Have a go and see if it helps any.
Sorry for the long post, i'm fooking bored
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Default Huge Packet Loss (75%+) Help Appreicated.

I think I've found it's something to do with ports or something?...

I have this program called 'active ports' this may help some of you with seeings whats up with a particular game of mine that doesn't seem to connect to other players/ip's

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A port's either open or it's not. It isn't going to give you partial packet loss.

What did your cable modem diagnostics look like?
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