Problems with TTL settings on gl-mt300n-v2 using Visible

[Impressive_squirrel]

Hi everyone! I'm new here and I'm having some trouble with my Mango. I have my phone tethered to it via USB and I've put in the custom TTL settings in the firewall, I get good speeds on my laptop usually 30mbps and sometimes even above 60, but when I connect it to my ps4 I can never get past 2.4mbps for some reason. I've tried everything, I've tried so many TTL settings, I've used 65,64,117 and it seems like I'm still being throttled somehow and I honestly do not understand why. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

[Didneywhorl]

So your phone is also Visible?

[Impressive_squirrel]

Yes it is

[Dr-BroadBand]

Found this it's for a PS5 but may help.

Well, I found my issue. Within the PS5 internet settings, I changed the mtu to 1473 and it cleared my issue.

Also found this for PS4
https://www.dualshockers.com/ps4s-tempo ... al-by-sony



https://weakwifisolutions.com/does-chan ... on-the-ps4

In networking MTU stands for Maximum Transmission Unit and dictates the maximum size for any packet of data that is sent from a device over a network. MTU is measured in bytes and has a maximum value of 1500, so an MTU of 1500 dictates that the largest packet of data that can be sent in one go from a device over a network is 1500 bytes.

[Impressive_squirrel]

Found this it's for a PS5 but may help.

Well, I found my issue. Within the PS5 internet settings, I changed the mtu to 1473 and it cleared my issue.

Also found this for PS4
https://www.dualshockers.com/ps4s-tempo ... al-by-sony




Thank you so much! I tried changing the MTU but speeds are still 2.2 and below with both MTU settings. I also see at the bottom there's a message that says "Router in use may not support IP packet fragmentation" any clue as to what might be happening there?



https://weakwifisolutions.com/does-chan ... on-the-ps4

In networking MTU stands for Maximum Transmission Unit and dictates the maximum size for any packet of data that is sent from a device over a network. MTU is measured in bytes and has a maximum value of 1500, so an MTU of 1500 dictates that the largest packet of data that can be sent in one go from a device over a network is 1500 bytes.

[Dr-BroadBand]

Sounds like you need to up your game on the hardware