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My PS3 connects to my Cisco 851w, but pings are periodically 10-25ms, which
is bad when transfering files and playing games...

Sometimes I get 1ms for maybe a minute or 2, but after that its back to
10-25 ms for 5-15 minutes...

Suggestions greatky appreciated!

On Jun 3, 4:39*pm, "Nicolai" <spam2...@nifo.dk> wrote:
> My PS3 connects to my Cisco 851w, but pings are periodically 10-25ms, which
> is bad when transfering files and playing games...
>
> Sometimes I get 1ms for maybe a minute or 2, but after that its back to
> 10-25 ms for 5-15 minutes...
>
> Suggestions greatky appreciated!

Pings to what? Using p2p or bit torrent while this is happening? Or
is someone in your home using these applications? Any large downloads
or file transfers?

>Pings to what? Using p2p or bit torrent while this is happening? Or
>is someone in your home using these applications? Any large downloads
>or file transfers?

Pings between my PC connected to same cisco 851w with utp, and no data being
transfered.

I suspect some kind of powersave?

On Jun 4, 3:57 am, "Nicolai" <spam2...@nifo.dk> wrote:
> >Pings to what? Using p2p or bit torrent while this is happening? Or
> >is someone in your home using these applications? Any large downloads
> >or file transfers?
>
> Pings between my PC connected to same cisco 851w with utp, and no data being
> transfered.
>
> I suspect some kind of powersave?

Hmm.. I use to have a similar issue with a wireless device back in the
day, it turned out my microwave was causing RF interference, and my
ping times would shoot up to around 100-150ms. You dont have a
wireless phone ringing or some sort of RF interference generating
device running during these times do you think?

Also just my thoughts, I am not sure that 10-25ms is really bad ping
times for a wireless device, for file transfers or otherwise. Sub
50ms should work great for any type of online gaming, (well depending
on round trip I suppose).
For instance, WoW / Unreal runs great at right below sub 100ms ping
time ( I bet ).

>> I suspect some kind of powersave?
>
> Hmm.. I use to have a similar issue with a wireless device back in the
> day, it turned out my microwave was causing RF interference, and my
> ping times would shoot up to around 100-150ms. You dont have a
> wireless phone ringing or some sort of RF interference generating
> device running during these times do you think?

I dont, but the neighbor could

> Also just my thoughts, I am not sure that 10-25ms is really bad ping
> times for a wireless device, for file transfers or otherwise. Sub

Using HFS its really bad. PS3 does not support FTP

> I suggest that you track CSCsq51158. It seems that the 85xW may have
> antenna
> diversity enabled, which is a problem given that it only has one antenna,
> and

Command to disable?

> I suggest that you track CSCsq51158. It seems that the 85xW may have
> antenna
> diversity enabled, which is a problem given that it only has one antenna,
> and
> this may produce results that are consistent with what you describe.

Thanx, but it seems my 851W does not support the antenna command?!

http://www.ciscosystems.com/univercd...wbrg/o13rf.htm

Any other suggestions greatly appreciated

> Solution: track CSCsq51158.
> http://tools.cisco.com/Support/BugTo...gId=CSCsq51158

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> Once we have code with a fix, then the 851W should work better.

Eta?