ksuuk
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Yeah im using an old plusnet router connected to the lan and its seems ok for now.
Same here, Huawei is just for 4G > lan only. BTW, use Huawei lan 2-4 port and not port 1, as this is also used for wan.
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Yeah im using an old plusnet router connected to the lan and its seems ok for now.
But does it ever 'fail' if you stick to using your PlusNet router only? If you wait on it failing on the B535, then switch to the PlusNet, by the time you've done that, the DNS lookup (or whatever is going on) could've been completed by the B535, making the PlusNets job easy (just a guess).I am still convinced there is an issue with the WiFI on my B535, when the browser fails I jump onto the other WiFi router and it works.
Port 1 is meant to be a Gigabit LAN/WAN port, so it should be possible to use it for LAN connections. Presumably, Network Settings > Ethernet Settings > Connection mode = LAN onlyBTW, use Huawei lan 2-4 port and not port 1, as this is also used for wan.
Did you try a VPN? That should work, but obviously it'll be slower unless you have a paid VPN subscription. And I don't think there are any easy VPN services for devices like XBox's (but certainly you can install a free one on your phone/laptop and eliminate the stalling problem on those devices).Tried every tip mentioned on here but nothing worked
Yeah, it seems its still happening even on PlusNet router.But does it ever 'fail' if you stick to using your PlusNet router only? If you wait on it failing on the B535, then switch to the PlusNet, by the time you've done that, the DNS lookup (or whatever is going on) could've been completed by the B535, making the PlusNets job easy (just a guess).
I'm not sure if the problem you're having with your B535 on Vodafone, is the same problem everyone else is having with it on Three. Who knows though, difficult to tell.
You are happily browsing, then it just stalls on someones device (not all devices at the same time), then times out........
Im on vodafoneI wonder if three are limiting connections? So when you reach a specific number.
That 1.1.1.1 WARP service from Cloudflare is a VPN not just an alternative DNS. They route the traffic through Cloudflare for better performance.Didn't try one on the router as I don't really want to spend any more money on it. Did try 1.1.1.1 Warp on my phone and it helped a lot but obviously just the phone. Does make me think though something like Nord VPN might help. Tried 1.1.1.1 in the DNS on the 535 but very limited if any effect
I believe a wildly swinging SINR can be a side effect of contention on your mast as it struggles to keep up with requests as its bandwidth drops.
It's important to say, dnscrypt is NOT a VPN. It is not encrypting all your data, it's only providing a secure & fast DNS resolution service which seems to have helped with my issue with Three's network.