Well, my minds not really into thinking about this at the moment, but this is driving me bonkers. Best guess is it's not going to be possible to use static IPs and will have to use dhcp and just hope the IPs I setup on the computers stick...At least that's what I figure from the only search through google that seemed to pertain to a setup similar to mine...
Anyway, fairly randomly, webpages will not load for a few minutes or seconds at a time on a random computer. Sometimes it seems to be aimed at random websites, but I am unsure considering the randomness of it happening.
Here's a generic map of our network...
'*' DHCP enabled, and can not be disabled.
'&' DHCP enabled only for connection to ISP/Main router.
'-' Has not been connected or modified after the change.
')' Connected wirelessly.
'|' Connected via ethernet cable.
Code:
ISP
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SBV5220*
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F5D7230-4& ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Comp 3
| ) Comp 4
| ) Comp 6
|Comp 0- ) PS3 12
|Comp 1 ) WII 11-
|Comp 5
|Roku 2*
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Just did a search and figure that this is common, and not an issue. Will do more research into this later.
In the router logs, I do see "Blocked by DoS protection", but I'm not sure how or why this is happening. As well it was common to see these while running DHCP, but the connections would not have the same issues.
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Code:
Virtual Server: IP to PS3 :3658 to 3658 (UDP)
Inbound Port: 3658 ~ 3658
Type: UDP
Private IP Address: IP to PS3
Private Port: 3658 ~ 3658
I'm not sure why this is set in the firewall, but I presume it has something to do with the Playstation Network (Just a guess).
Well, any other ideas or things to look at as to what might be causing this?