मेरे पास एक बहुत ही अजीब मुद्दा है जो वायरलेस। N नेटवर्क पर वीडियो चलाने में समस्याएं पैदा कर रहा है। वीडियो चलाने से नेटवर्क छोटी अवधि के बाद बंद हो जाता है। कभी-कभी यह केवल 2-3 सेकंड तक रहता है, जो सिर्फ एक वीडियो हकलाना कारण बनता है। अन्य बार ड्रॉप बाहर अधिक स्थायी है और ठीक करने के लिए लगभग एक मिनट लगता है, जब तक वायरलेस रेडियो बंद और पीठ पर है, जिस पुनर्संयोजन होता है.
Running a continuous ping during this results in timeouts when the connection drops. The connection is more likely to recover within 2–3 seconds if the video is paused as soon as the problem occurs. Now the strange part. If I simultaneously copy a large file over the wireless at the same time as playing the video then playback is fine and no drop outs occur! This is affecting a wireless connection between a Draytek Vigor2820Vn and 2 different laptops with Intel 5×00 wireless cards. Both laptops are running Windows 7 x64. I have also tried with an Intel 6300 Wireless card.
I have so far tested and established the following facts (नोट: all speeds are given in bits not bytes)...
1. The direction of the file transfer doesn’t matter, it can be to the client or from the client (उदा.. एक से सी या सी से एक को). It can also be initiated by the client, or by the other end of the transfer (अर्थात. initiated by C). 2. The file transfer can be to a different computer from the source of the video, या एक ही, it always has the same “protective” effect. (अर्थात. file is streaming from C to A, फाइल कॉपी बी से एक है)
3. Playing just 1 video with a bitrate of 2Mbps doesn’t seem to exhibit the issue? 2 Videos with a total of 4Mbps do suffer. Videos up to and including 13Mbps all exhibit the same issue. Higher rates haven’t been tested but I expect them to have the same problem.
4. There are no other nearby wireless networks effecting network performance, and file transfers work reliably at approx 70Mbps so the connection is not bandwidth limited.
5. Increasing the buffer in WMP तक 30 seconds has no benefit. Furthermore the judders in video playback still occur at the same time as the ping timeouts so the buffer doesn’t even seem to be working?
6. The router firmware is up-to-date, and it has had the wireless board replaced without resolving the problem. The issue also occurred with older firmware.
7. The drivers for the wireless cards are up to date. The issue also occurred the same with older drivers.
8. When the connection cuts off it cuts off ALL wireless clients, even those not involved in the streaming so the issue *seems* likely to be at the router end of the connection, not the client end? (अर्थात. when streaming from C to A, बी भी अस्थायी रूप से काट रहा है)9. A web-download at ~300k/sec (2.4एमबीपीएस) doesn’t offer the same protective effect as the ~70Mbps file transfer.
10. The issue occurs even if the client (एक लैपटॉप) is on battery or plugged in. So it seems unlikely to be power-management related?
11. Disabled IPv6 without any benefit
12. Tried streaming video from both Windows 2003 (server C) and Windows 7 (डेस्कटॉप डी) बदलाव के बिना मेजबानों, so problem isn’t related to SMB 2.0
13. Tried playback with a variety of players including Media Center 7, Windows Media Player 12 x 64, Windows Media Player 12 x 86, एमपीसी-HC x 64 तथा वीएलसी — all exhibit the problem
14. Upgrading to an Intel 6300 wireless card makes no difference
15. The distance from router makes no difference
16. The problem happens faster the more intense the traffic
17. The problem happens significantly less with a shorter wireless key
My best theory is that the router has an obscure issue where it is reducing wireless speed when it detects that the connection is under low usage, but this low speed state isn’t sufficient for the peaks of required bandwidth in variable bit rate video streams and goes into some kind of error state which is only relieved when the video playback is halted. Copying a file is sufficiently intensive to prevent this state being entered, but a web-download isn’t.
Next I’d like to try one of the laptops with Windows XP as the ओएस बजाय Win7 की, altho I don’t expect this to help. Then I’d like to try a different router / wireless‑n वैप which if my theory is correct will cure the problem. Sadly I don’t have a source of a wireless‑n वैप या पल में रूटर.
If anyone has any other ideas for things to try/test, or has a similar problem please get in touch!
अद्यतन 1 (5/जनवरी 2011)
I’m not the only person experiencing this. Googling shows up a range of other people who have had similar issues but as yet no solutions. List of links below…
अद्यतन 2 (23-मार्च 2011)
I’ve updated various parts of the post, और नीचे दिए गए लिंक की एक श्रृंखला जोड़ा.
I’m at a point now where I need to test my laptop with a different Wireless‑N network. If it works then I think I can conclude there is a problem with my router. If it doesn’t work then there is something wrong with either Intel wireless cards, or with Dell Studio laptops!
https://www.sevenforums.com/network-sharing/110061-windows-7-wireless-connections-drop-out.html — Sound similar, but not quite the same. My adaptor still sees wireless networks as far as I can tell
HTTPS के://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1300843 — Some people saying its Intel cards, but others saying changing card didn’t help. Nothing conclusive.
HTTPS के://forums.lenovo.com/t5/W‑Series-ThinkPad-Laptops/INTEL-5100–5300-Network-Dropouts-Disconnects/m‑p/97708 — Another speculating about Intel drivers, but still with an unresolved issue, इसलिए बहुत मददगार नहीं
HTTPS के://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=1997&page=3 — Similar sounding problem with a Belkin router. Problem resolved by replacing router.
अद्यतन 3 (30-मई -2011)
I’ve tested the laptop connected to 2 more wireless‑n networks. It works without any issue. In conclusion there is either a fault with the draytek or there is an incompatibility. Having already sent the draytek back once before I am rather disappointed that draytek failed to resolve the issue.
If you’re thinking of getting a Draytek, consider an alternative. I can recommend the Netgear DGND3700
“Hi James I realise it has been a long while, but I just checked this on windows 11 (build 23H2)…”