on 27-03-2022 10:23
Hi - Can anyone help/explain whats happening with my 2 x echo dots?
When i ask Alexa to stream, for example, Magic Radio or Amazon music, there is a delay of approx 10-15s before I hear anything. When streaming starts all is ok, no dropouts.
With my existing BT broadband there is no delay.
The BT and VM networks are separated i.e not connected together
Both dots are affected similarly, Alexa responds immediately.
I have Voom fibre 2, Hitron router and a static ip.
Dots are connected to the 5Ghz wifi ( I have tried the 2.4 ghz - same result ) Dots are located 5 and 10m from the router.
I have 2 x ipads & 2 x dots connected at the moment.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thankyou
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on 27-03-2022 11:14
I’m guessing it’s due to the GRE tunnel used for the static IP address - and reduced MTU size?
Also CDN?
Business connections are out of scope really on here - try discussing with Virgin Business.
on 27-03-2022 11:12
So are you running 2 wifi networks in the same property ? That's a recipe for disaster as they will be conflicting with each other.
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on 27-03-2022 11:14
I’m guessing it’s due to the GRE tunnel used for the static IP address - and reduced MTU size?
Also CDN?
Business connections are out of scope really on here - try discussing with Virgin Business.
on 27-03-2022 20:34
Hi thanks for your input, yes I have 2 x separate, not connected wifi networks, only one of which supplies dhcp.
I have separated the channels that the wifi are using so as to minimise disruption, this is a stop gap solution while I transit over to Virgin.
I’ll take this issue up with the Business unit.
Best Regards
Alan
on 28-03-2022 07:17
It is no different than two neighbours each having wifi.
@Adduxi wrote:So are you running 2 wifi networks in the same property ? That's a recipe for disaster as they will be conflicting with each other.