Extender Issue
- red518irish
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Extender Issue
I am running WMC 7 on a 64 bit machine, using an Xbox 360 as an extender. Everything has been running perfect until yesterday. After I installed my new Verizon Quantum Gateway router I am having and extender problem. I can connect with no problem. I can watch TV and recorded shows with no problem. But if I pause, or go to the main screen and let it sit for a minute or two I loose connection. It disconnects and then reconnects on its own.
I have turned off the firewall, added permission rules to the router for the Xbox, and even removed and re added the extender nothing has worked.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks
I have turned off the firewall, added permission rules to the router for the Xbox, and even removed and re added the extender nothing has worked.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks
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check for and turn off green settings and/or sleep settings. there is also usually some sort of media streaming setting, look for it and enable.
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I will look for this on the router and see if that works.cKuR6 wrote:check for and turn off green settings and/or sleep settings. there is also usually some sort of media streaming setting, look for it and enable.
Thanks
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Is your Xbox 360 connection wired or wireless?
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It is wired.DrSmith wrote:Is your Xbox 360 connection wired or wireless?
I looked for green, sleep and streaming settings and couldn't find anything
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On WMC server, under Control Panel -> Network and Sharing -> Local Area Connection -> Properties -> Configure -> Power Managementred518irish wrote:I looked for green, sleep and streaming settings and couldn't find anything
There might be a flag set like "Reduce link speed during system idle" or "Reduce link speed during standby" or "Allow computer to turn off device to save power". You could try clearing those.
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I have cleared the box labeled "Allow computer to turn off device to save power" and the issue still remains. It is really annoying. I have to find a solution or the wife is going to kill me lol.DrSmith wrote:On WMC server, under Control Panel -> Network and Sharing -> Local Area Connection -> Properties -> Configure -> Power Managementred518irish wrote:I looked for green, sleep and streaming settings and couldn't find anything
There might be a flag set like "Reduce link speed during system idle" or "Reduce link speed during standby" or "Allow computer to turn off device to save power". You could try clearing those.
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Your like the third person that has had issues with a verizon modem/router in the last month. Best solution is to get your own equipment preferably netgear or asus, you have better control and user experience and you don't have to rent it.
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I was/am going to say the same thing. Your 1st mistake is using a "company" router. Get your own so you have control of your network.
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I guess the next and last thing I would try is a different ethernet cable and port. After that you really have to acknowledge that the "thing that changed" is the Verizon Quantum Gateway. And it was not a change for the better. Time to get your own router as cwinfield and crash2009 recommend.red518irish wrote:I have cleared the box labeled "Allow computer to turn off device to save power" and the issue still remains. It is really annoying. I have to find a solution or the wife is going to kill me lol.
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I am fine with getting my own router, I wasn't aware that you could run Verizon Fios with another router. I will have to look into that.DrSmith wrote:I guess the next and last thing I would try is a different ethernet cable and port. After that you really have to acknowledge that the "thing that changed" is the Verizon Quantum Gateway. And it was not a change for the better. Time to get your own router as cwinfield and crash2009 recommend.red518irish wrote:I have cleared the box labeled "Allow computer to turn off device to save power" and the issue still remains. It is really annoying. I have to find a solution or the wife is going to kill me lol.
thanks for all the help.
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Yeah you just have to disable the router and wifi function in the verizon. You can also buy your own cable modem too. Why pay rent?
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If the router is interfering with traffic it might be a lot cheaper to just buy an unmanaged gigabit switch, hang that off the router and connect all your devices to the switch. (wireless would still go thru the router of course). Switches are pretty cheap can be had for about $25.
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That's a good idea too. However if any of the devices plugged into the switch, want to go for a little trip to the internet, they would still have to get out/in permission from a company router. The problem is no control over firmware updates that might kill your traffic, if they so deemed it necessary.
It's obvious that "out of the box" they are all ready killing your local traffic.
But you are right about the switch being a 29 dollar quick fix for tonight.
It's obvious that "out of the box" they are all ready killing your local traffic.
But you are right about the switch being a 29 dollar quick fix for tonight.
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stuartm wrote:If the router is interfering with traffic it might be a lot cheaper to just buy an unmanaged gigabit switch, hang that off the router and connect all your devices to the switch. (wireless would still go thru the router of course). Switches are pretty cheap can be had for about $25.
I am already using a switch. I come out of the router to a switch then to all my devices. I used this with my old router because its a gigabit switch and the old Verizon router wasn't. When I set up the new router I just left the switch in place.
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What are the QOS settings available in the router?
Did you install VISS?
http://www.verizon.com/cs/groups/public ... 140925.pdf
Did you install VISS?
http://www.verizon.com/cs/groups/public ... 140925.pdf
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Just thumbing through the manual, one idea for ya is to check out the security log. Page 104 in the manual. When you reply to a post here you can use the CODE button to copy and paste the Security log here. There might be something in there that might point a finger at why the xbox is doing what its doing. Some of the events that are logged are listed in the Screen Capture below...
Another thing sometimes overlooked is confirm the time and date are correct in the router. Wow Date and Time is in the Advanced Section Page 164
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Just thumbing through the manual, one idea for ya is to check out the security log. Page 104 in the manual. When you reply to a post here you can use the CODE button to copy and paste the Security log here. There might be something in there that might point a finger at why the xbox is doing what its doing.
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- Crash2009
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- Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Most if not all are the routers firewall blocking things from outside. The question is what to allow in and what not?
Can you go in to the log settings and set it to log everything?
This is great to have your very own built in packet sniffer. Most of us have to install Wireshark to get this type of info.
Do any of those events correspond with the times/dates that you had problems with the XBOX?
Can you go in to the log settings and set it to log everything?
This is great to have your very own built in packet sniffer. Most of us have to install Wireshark to get this type of info.
Do any of those events correspond with the times/dates that you had problems with the XBOX?
- Crash2009
- Posts: 4357
- Joined: Thu May 17, 2012 12:38 am
- Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan
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I see there are 6 different logs.
I thought I saw a place in the manual where you could tell the router what to log. Anyway make it log everything. then test out the xbox and make it do the problem that it has . go into the logs and see what was going on at the same time as the xbox. Setting the routers time is critical the time should be exactly the same as your HTPC. What we are looking for are all the things that are going on at the same time the XBOX is having a problem. You might even want to write down the times when the xbox is not working correctly.
another idea is.....If you have an extra laptop or phone you might even be able to view the log live while you are testing the xbox. There it is, just continually tap refresh and you will see the log live on your phone.
I thought I saw a place in the manual where you could tell the router what to log. Anyway make it log everything. then test out the xbox and make it do the problem that it has . go into the logs and see what was going on at the same time as the xbox. Setting the routers time is critical the time should be exactly the same as your HTPC. What we are looking for are all the things that are going on at the same time the XBOX is having a problem. You might even want to write down the times when the xbox is not working correctly.
another idea is.....If you have an extra laptop or phone you might even be able to view the log live while you are testing the xbox. There it is, just continually tap refresh and you will see the log live on your phone.