Hey, long time reader first time poster here.
As the title suggests, I recently set up 4 IP Cameras in our house that are accessible remotely from anywhere with an internet connection using DynDNS/Port Forwarding.
The cameras themselves are working perfectly as intended, but whenever they are on and connected to our home-network every computer in the house seems to have between 5-10% packet loss which is incredibly annoying, especially since I play a lot of online games.
If I turn the cameras off or deny them access to the router, the packet loss goes back to 0% instantly.
So, has anyone got any idea how to resolve this, without having to deactivate the cameras?
Additional info:
ISP: Telenor (Norway)
Router: Thomson ST780
Bandwidth: 16 Down, 1 Up
Also, according to pingtest.net;
Average without the cameras:
Ping: 10
Jitter: 0-1
Packet loss: 0%
Average with the cameras:
Ping: 40-50
Jitter: 10-20
Packet loss: 5-10%
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
As the title suggests, I recently set up 4 IP Cameras in our house that are accessible remotely from anywhere with an internet connection using DynDNS/Port Forwarding.
The cameras themselves are working perfectly as intended, but whenever they are on and connected to our home-network every computer in the house seems to have between 5-10% packet loss which is incredibly annoying, especially since I play a lot of online games.
If I turn the cameras off or deny them access to the router, the packet loss goes back to 0% instantly.
So, has anyone got any idea how to resolve this, without having to deactivate the cameras?
Additional info:
ISP: Telenor (Norway)
Router: Thomson ST780
Bandwidth: 16 Down, 1 Up
Also, according to pingtest.net;
Average without the cameras:
Ping: 10
Jitter: 0-1
Packet loss: 0%
Average with the cameras:
Ping: 40-50
Jitter: 10-20
Packet loss: 5-10%
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
