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doGlike
Join Date: Sep. 14th, 2000
Location: Alcatraz
Posts: 178
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Hey all,
Packet loss is really bothering me at the moment, and I wonder if there is something I could do myself to make it a little better? Officially my connection is called E1, I believe. It is a 10 mb LAN, using cablemodem technology, connected to the net with a 2mb line. Not bad you'd say ... well... I share those 250 kb/s (well 2 x 250 kb/s) with about 200-250 ppl I dont know why, but browsing, ftp... never a problem, nice speeds. But in UT it gets real bad at times.At peaks, which are VERY rare... i have ping 80, 0 % loss Average: 120 - 200, 0 - 10 % loss (very unstable) Worst: ping still 150-200, but >10 % loss... a couple of times a week. I suspect its just because the LAN gets crowded. But to be sure, here's my question: is there something i can do to make this situation better? For example, make the ping a little higher but get rid of the packet loss? I'd really appreciate your input... )Crakie |
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All you have to do is send me a list of the names and addresses of the people who are sharing your bandwidth and I'll take care of the rest. If anybody asks we never had this little conversation.
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doGlike
Join Date: Sep. 14th, 2000
Location: Alcatraz
Posts: 178
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LOL... sorry man.. I've been sniping all day from my window. When you kill one, two respawn ...GRR
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Registered User
Join Date: May. 24th, 2000
Posts: 17
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We have the same problem with pl, though ours will jump to 80% at times with a very low ping. I have tried changing my net speed and all. It doesnt help. I also have a cable modem and I am waiting on my DSL modem to arrive in the mail, so I can throw this piece of **** out the door. I did trace routes on some of the servers we play on and it turns out that its my isp that has the problem. Go figure. I dont know what else to tell you, but good luck, or throw away the cable...---LR out
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Packet loss
I'd suggest opening up the Unreal Tournament.ini file in the system folder. Look for the [Engine.player] section and play with the settings for the Lan speed. You might be able to manage a better flow with that. Try dropping it down to 10,000 or even 5000. You never know what might end up working better for you.
Luck to you, AmigaOne |
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