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Chrysalis · 17-03-2011, 15:41

well the port forwarding is almost certianly a culprit.

before when I tested I rebooted the superhub between tests. This time I didnt touch the static dhcp so no rebooting was needed, to enable I simply moved my cable from the dir615 to the superhub, disabled the dmz and added the port forwards. I then found a torrent and tested with that. Within an hour the pings were jacked.

I then swapped the cable back, enabled the dmz again and removed the port forwards, what was interesting was when I removed the torrent port, it took about 30 seconds to apply the change, as if something got clogged up and flushed out, immediatly pings started working after that without a reboot.

17-03-2011, 15:41	#30
Chrysalis cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,048	Re: Superhub Firmware Beta Test well the port forwarding is almost certianly a culprit. before when I tested I rebooted the superhub between tests. This time I didnt touch the static dhcp so no rebooting was needed, to enable I simply moved my cable from the dir615 to the superhub, disabled the dmz and added the port forwards. I then found a torrent and tested with that. Within an hour the pings were jacked. I then swapped the cable back, enabled the dmz again and removed the port forwards, what was interesting was when I removed the torrent port, it took about 30 seconds to apply the change, as if something got clogged up and flushed out, immediatly pings started working after that without a reboot.