4 ms·
My former ISP forced one on me and it would constantly DOS itself and drop my connection multiple times a day. (Different model, same chipset)
by snuxoll 7y ago
My former ISP forced one on me and it would constantly DOS itself and drop my connection multiple times a day. (Different model, same chipset)
- AstralStorm 7y agoBad software is common in these kinds of routers. Even across software updates you can get a dying router, much less a hardware change. That's because the software is essentially lowest bidder and untested. (Note: running in a lab is not the same as adversarial testing.)