I hate to defend the Rogers gateways or the process that led to them being chosen, but as far we here know, there. (Don't get me started on the CGN2, which was so unreliable and had such poor 2.4GHz wireless range that my parents, a non-technical couple in their 60s, could not use it in gateway mode.) one of the high-end Asus 802.11ac models)? The reality is that the gateways are, at best, equivalent to about a $50 router, and their networking functionality tends to disappoint. Have you tried putting the modem in bridge mode and picking up a good router (e.g.
At the very least, I hope this is addressed when your next round of hardware is being considered. Considering online gaming is quite a big part of how your customers use your services, I truly hope you technical teams try to find a workaround. To Rogers: Did you not investigate connectivity issues with PSN / X-Box Live when choosing your hardware. If anyone has had any luck with a solution to this issue, I would really like to know how they overcame it. Tech support was unfortunately no help either. I've read many articles and have tried port forwarding and putting the console in the DMZ with no improvement in performance. The CGN3ACSMR modem performs normally and I'm getting the bandwidth I'm supposed to get when using my laptop. Sometimes the game lags so bad that it's not even playable. I have 100 Mbps service and am getting very frustrated that online gaming on the PS4 is a terrible experience. I did not however come accoss a single Bell hosted PSN CDN, so it still stands that my buddy is getting faster rates and he not even directly connected to the network like we are as Rogers wrote: So far I hit 2 Rogers servers / network based CDN's, one USA CDN that got used during packet lost on the VPN I was using, and one Limelight server. I didn't attemp to do speed tests through them, just use them to spoof the PSN network to connect me to CDN servers in them areas to see their hosting information.
This one gave the same results as we know already that being the PSN CDN hosted in Vancouver on the rogers network.Īs for network speeds on these 3 VPN, it really untestable where they are public and they are used by so many adding in also the data talk into that for real time downloads. Vancouver hosted by Canada Coquitlam Esecuredata: This one connected me to a PSN hosted in Toronto as well but by Akamai on, you guessed it, the Rogers network (This is another rogers server being used) Toronto hosted by Canada Hamilton Carat Networks Inc: Level 3 Los Angeles (During connection lag on the VPN) and Toronto Limelight Network I got 2 servers on this connection from PSN. Ok so as I said I tried out some VPN's I have access to in Canada to see what would happen.
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