Discussion topic: WiFi issues with numerous devices
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Message posted on 04 Oct 2024 11:02 PM
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Message posted on 05 Oct 2024 06:37 AM
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Re: WiFi issues with numerous devices
Does the kid's TV stop streaming to the TV when the Xbox is in operation? The likely reason is the Xbox is using all the available capacity and the best way forward would be to fit a third-party router with QoS to restrict the throughput maximum figure of the Xbox, unfortunately, the Sky routers don't support QoS.
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Message posted on 05 Oct 2024 07:44 AM
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Re: WiFi issues with numerous devices
Hi @mae-3 @ yes it does seem to do this but why is there only enough capacity for the xbox?
Message posted on 05 Oct 2024 08:11 AM
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Re: WiFi issues with numerous devices
An Xbox wired to the router when downloading games will consume all the capacity whatever that may be and the Sky routers aren't that good at allocating the capacity evenly around devices, unfortunately, especially when the capacity available is pretty low, say below <50Mbps maximum capacity downstream.
If you post your router stats there is a post at the top forum that explains how to post these details it will give the forum members more to go on concerning your unique environment, and we can advise further.
Zen internet on FTTP (900Mbps down, 100Mbps up). SAT> IP (Apple 4K 2nd gen TV to LG C1 OLED UHD TV/Dolby Atmos Denon AVR, DacMagic Plus for Hi-Res audio), hosting own blog/forum (cluster), OPNsense & Zenarmor L4/L7 NGFW & DPI IDS/IPS, Asus ET12 Pro Tri-Band wifi, Linux, Gamer: Xbox Series X/i7 laptop, round-robin DNS over HTTPS, non-proprietary VoIP HD AMR-WB (G.722.2) and more... Beta tester Apple iOS/watchOS/tvOS/iPadOS/macOS.
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