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nallar · 24-02-2017, 11:53

Similar behaviour was seen by a user on the DSLreports forum Puma 6 issues thread using only a VPN connection and no direct connections.

Specifically, if the modem is dealing with only one or a few established flows, the issues are reduced to a constant ~10ms of jitter, without huge spikes and without loss.

As soon as it's dealing with more flows and they're being regularly established/closed it has issues again.

There's no reason why it should - it's acting as a modem/media converter. It shouldn't care about the contents of the packets, it isn't doing any NAT, but that's the way it behaves.

24-02-2017, 11:53	#2
nallar Inactive Join Date: Nov 2016 Posts: 17	Re: SH3 Native vs L2TP pings Similar behaviour was seen by a user on the DSLreports forum Puma 6 issues thread using only a VPN connection and no direct connections. Specifically, if the modem is dealing with only one or a few established flows, the issues are reduced to a constant ~10ms of jitter, without huge spikes and without loss. As soon as it's dealing with more flows and they're being regularly established/closed it has issues again. There's no reason why it should - it's acting as a modem/media converter. It shouldn't care about the contents of the packets, it isn't doing any NAT, but that's the way it behaves.