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Yea, I had to downgrade from that version to the previous firmware. Netgear hasn't seemed too concerned with updating this router to get it working well.
Between this and what I've been reading about the CM1000 modem I have, I'm rapidly losing faith in Netgear. I will most likely be replacing my entire setup soon.
Might have been a general Internet drop out then - easiest way to confirm next time (if it happens again) is to connect to your modem and see if the Internet is still up on that.
Ok so I went back to the previous firmware and have not have not had any dropouts yet but now my bullets aren’t registering correctly. I shoot first die first. Normally in a blackout game I go 5-10 kills on average. My last 10 games have been 0-1 kills. This is so frustrating!
We can't advise based on a decrease in kills. What is your average ping shown on the Geo-Filter? What are your QoS settings? Have you changed any settings?
I'd suggest you roll back to the .32 firmware in that case, the settings you've made will be preserved but should hopefully resolve the disconnections.
There aren't really any. You still haven't provided any info. Speeds, ping rate, qos settings. All you've said is you die more. Which doesn't mean anything...
As stated before. I changed some qos settings and got the shoot first for first getting better. I’m more worried about the internet dropouts and the error: Missing JSON Response?
I'm assuming that error is coming up when the disconnection happens, in which case that's fine, is that the case? How often is the disconnection happening?
On a side note, I had to roll back to the .32 firmware for reliability reasons as the entire router would just lock up completely (could not pull up the page via the IP address) until a power cycle was performed. Running on .32 has been more stable, but not 100% by any means.
It may have been a coincidence, but around the same time that the router locked up completely again, my ISP had changed uplink providers (they have two different providers for rededundacy reasons). This is an automated process on their end probably via OSPF. You can verify by doing a tracroute to 8.8.8.8 and comparing the hops.
The next time it locks up, I'll check and see if I flipped back to other uplink. If it goes 2/2 on locking up from that, well that may be a common factor with problems everybody is having.
