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Connection Help Guide
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-fEeXM3B9z1hUwXY4orFaEnaq3WkkhN5XlUNc4ULTss
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This is not in the guide yet but it crosses over the issue in the fix and spans multiple problems. If there's something someone can use from it then by all means just pull the part you need and run with it. http://www.isolation.se/how-to-use-multiple-xbox-one-consoles-in-a-network/
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Added a section titled "Every Setting".
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Updated the guide to include a reference to RAIST5150's MTU settings in the setup process and put the post from this thread in the "Recognitions" section towards the end of the guide.
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8 RepliesEdited by theBaDRaD: 11/3/2016 11:45:20 AMXbox one console Had some questions regarding your topic of over all system setup..... Strange ..... I care for my equipment n it lasts longer than awhile...... But Noticed issues ( in game play preformance ) And couldnt trouble shoot properly til i got Marionberry error code = bad state of router Basically my dwn/up loadnumbers slowly diminished slightly ( even after net system reset ......diminishing happened over time ) Router was almost 10 years old / lynksys ( work that blam ) New router cycled into system with ( from what i know )... Hard wired Proper QoS Max download set to "auto" MTU set to "auto" Numbers are almost back to straight modem connection Other than overall latency 94-100 ms. (high end) 91 ms. (Low end) Old router in best state was almost always 81 ms. Question is: -Is this a router issue....? - Is what it is Or -Is the auto options not specific enough ( max download / MTU ) Ive read MTU ( improperly set ) can effect ur internet connection Or -Other issue i may not be noticing ........ i know there are a ton of system options n hardware variables in play here....... Just goin for the quick n dirty Also...... Xbox one has an on board network test of sorts Quite nice ( for players unaware ) Settings Networks settings Detailed networks stats ( on the right ) My results Down - 55-50 mbs ( Varies depending ) Up - 5.0-5.5 ( slightly varies depending ) Latency - 91-100 ms ( varies as well ) ------ was a strong 81 ms ( most often with previous router ) MTU - 1480 Thanks for any inquiry in advance Sorry for long post Also great read Buy this man some beers bungie
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1 ReplyHow the hell has this not been noticed by Bungie yet? This man deserves a gold star for his efforts. Writing guides isn't as easy at it looks... Trust me, I know.
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Updated: Links to a few definitions added. More memes. :p CAT7 cables link added. Some rephrasing. Typos corrected. A few aesthetic changes (not many).
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Updated: Added to opening notes Example of downdetector.com usage *looking in to viability if CAT7 cables on the advice of thearchaic1 *researching and trying to open dialogues with Xbox players *reply to troll removed by moderators and account warning placed. Will not be responding to troll posts any longer. If the community helps each other then solutions will be made. Otherwise, it's back to rants and pasted links by mods to the Bungie Networking Guide.
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This guide is getting better and better, keep up the effort. Thanks for your hard work guardian and bump for visibility.
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Edited by Sllaakkeerr: 10/29/2016 9:37:33 AMUpdated: Section on how to achieve NAT Type 1. Pictures added (mostly memes). Headers added. Worked on format/layout, spacing, and aesthetics. Just a general facelift. Section on peripherals. Section on Spotify.
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Wow, just fantastic info, thanks for sharing. Now I have to go back and start checking out all the links!
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Thank you very much for this extremely informative and slightly entertaining link. I'm sure it will help a good number of people on the forums.
