Heiko, > a few things to check ... if your routers web interface supports > it, try to change the following parameters: > > - Maximum connections (how many "connections" your router can > handle - since UDP is a "connection-less" protocol, you could try > to crank up that number) > - UDP connection timeout (the time the router considers a UDP > "connection" active after it received/transmitted the last packet - > lower that to the absolute minimum) > > My Linksys WRT54G DD-WRT firmware supports changing those > parameters, you have to check if your Buffalo router can do that, > too...
Good ideas. Despite the myriad of options my router offers, I can't see anything relating to what you said. Also, DD-WRT / Tomato isn't available for my router either. I think I can only either withdraw my server from the pool or look for a new router, which I'm loath to do so as it's fairly new. Have tried dropping the network speed in the "manage servers" page to see if it helps. Probably not, but worth a try. Thanks again for your time. Regards - Piers _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
