First of all, I apologize that my first post here is a problem rather than a solution, but I ran into this forum trying to find a solution to a problem that's been going on a while:
The problem is generally that I experience lag pockets in my connection.. I have 4 computers in a wired network and two more laptops connecting wireless, they all experience these problems so I imagine it's not the computer itself.
I have a Linksys WRT54GL router and an ECI 312+ modem with an ADSL 1.5mb over 150kbps upstream (Soon to change to 250kbps, I hope)..
Now, the ECI can also function as a router, so I tried using it for both and taking the Linksys out of the picture to isolate the problem, and I still get the same lag....
So, my conclusion was (and do correct me if I'm wrong) that either something in the way I configure my routers is slowing it down and thus both routers have that bad configuration and are laggy, or it's something else.. Leaving me with either some software component, or the modem as a modem (Which is somewhat hard for me to test, since I don't have another modem I can use :/)
I would appreciate any advice on how to solve the problem, or even how to figure out what's causing it...
Thanks in advance,
Fox.
The problem is generally that I experience lag pockets in my connection.. I have 4 computers in a wired network and two more laptops connecting wireless, they all experience these problems so I imagine it's not the computer itself.
I have a Linksys WRT54GL router and an ECI 312+ modem with an ADSL 1.5mb over 150kbps upstream (Soon to change to 250kbps, I hope)..
Now, the ECI can also function as a router, so I tried using it for both and taking the Linksys out of the picture to isolate the problem, and I still get the same lag....
So, my conclusion was (and do correct me if I'm wrong) that either something in the way I configure my routers is slowing it down and thus both routers have that bad configuration and are laggy, or it's something else.. Leaving me with either some software component, or the modem as a modem (Which is somewhat hard for me to test, since I don't have another modem I can use :/)
I would appreciate any advice on how to solve the problem, or even how to figure out what's causing it...
Thanks in advance,
Fox.