That's next, just the Hopper alone.Unplug everything but 1 Hopper and see what happens..bypass the switch if possible
I don't see how a hub would improve anything over an unmanaged switch. But I am a networkHubs are cheap.
The switch is a TP-Link TL-SG1024 and has no way to set speeds.I bet the bandwidth on the switch port is set wrong
How about half/full duplex?That's next, just the Hopper alone.
I don't see how a hub would improve anything over an unmanaged switch. But I am a network
The switch is a TP-Link TL-SG1024 and has no way to set speeds.
Two Hoppers connected to the same network will cause issues.
From our site:
- If issues persist:
- Install a Hopper Internet Connector (HIC)
- Or create a second subnet if HIC installation is not possible
- Check for dual broadband connections (WiFi + Ethernet) which can cause interference
- Remove one method of connectivity if both are present
- For Hopper Plus/Joey 4 devices:
- Verify there is only a single broadband connection
- Reset both the router and Hopper/Hopper Plus if apps aren't working
- The customer's router may be interfering with the connection - consider HIC or 2nd subnet solution
Does this apply ONLY to H3's, or any model Hopper? And is only when trying to do 4k downloads?Two Hoppers connected to the same network will cause issues.
It's always been the rule for all Hoppers unless each one is connected to separate networksDoes this apply ONLY to H3's, or any model Hopper? And is only when trying to do 4k downloads?