Low Speed on USB Tethering
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@TheNuttyNet Here USB Tethering works fine, but Wi-Fi hotspot on 5 GHz instantly kills the internet. Happens only in my area.
@Lolita_Magnum I ran wireshark, everything is ipv6, TTL is 51
I'll use usb tethering for a while and try manipulating TTL once internet stops
Will use this command :
netsh int ipv6 set glob defaultcurhoplimit=52 (I'll change values to 50/52)
Let's see if this works
Edit: I couldn't post this msg, usb tethering stopped working in between and i notice all the ipv6 packets stopped.
I'll use usb tethering for a while and try manipulating TTL once internet stops
Will use this command :
netsh int ipv6 set glob defaultcurhoplimit=52 (I'll change values to 50/52)
Let's see if this works
Edit: I couldn't post this msg, usb tethering stopped working in between and i notice all the ipv6 packets stopped.
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I've turned off ipv6 from internet adapter settings and ipv4 packets have TTL=128 for 192.168.---- (TLSv1.3) and TTL=48 for all TCP packets
Lolita_Magnum
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Ah… it's not that TTL that you need to change. The command you are using modifies the maximum TTL.
When you change the max-hop limit, during packet delivery this value is embedded in the packet as well, hence regardless of what you set the ISP only needs to check if the TTL is,“max - (value >=2)".
What you need is to ensure, your TTL when reaching carrier device is ( max - 1).
When you change the max-hop limit, during packet delivery this value is embedded in the packet as well, hence regardless of what you set the ISP only needs to check if the TTL is,“max - (value >=2)".
What you need is to ensure, your TTL when reaching carrier device is ( max - 1).
Ohhh, i didn't run any commands yet.
But yeah the limit/measure is definitely in place.
But yeah the limit/measure is definitely in place.
