@AnonymousThanks for the info. I also received this from the project team and reactivated the analog telephone ports. This means that telephony with DECT telephones now works again.

Hello everyone

Tonight the Internet Box reported internet problems. After a reboot the message disappeared, but the download was reduced from 120,000 kbit/s to 50,000 kbit/s. The upload is still at 40,000.

Here are the values ​​of the box

Upstream39999 kbit/sDownstream49383 kbit/sLine lossUpstream22.7 dBDownstream23.3 dBSignal-to-noise ratioUpstream8.4 dBDownstream6.1 dB

Now the speed is back to normal

Upstream39999 kbit/sDownstream116667 kbit/sLine lossUpstream22.7 dBDownstream23.4 dBSignal-to-noise ratioUpstream9.7 dBDownstream6.7 dB

LG

@Schnuepfli

What does the checker show you at the link below?

[https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/abos-tarife/inone-home/internet/speed.html#T=7d16467d-a04c-4b44-b6bf-5bb0cf7a4e54&TS=qZcG2tuD18EPBS8Xzr6hitZ1nOzTFomNyHZN80VGcFo] (https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/abos-tarife/inone-home/internet/speed.html#T=7d16467d-a04c-4b44-b6bf-5bb0cf7a4e54&TS=qZcG2tuD18EPBS8Xzr6hitZ1nOzTFomNyHZN80VGcFo)

@WalterB

InternetgeschwindigkeitDownload: max. 100 Mbit/s Upload: max. 34 Mbit/s

@MichelB @Roger G please take a look

Hello everyone

I now have the values ​​I have had since using the IB3 again.

Synchronization speedUpstream39999 kbit/sDownstream120031 kbit/sLine lossUpstream22.8 dBDownstream23.4 dBSignal-to-noise ratioUpstream9.8 dBDownstream7.4 dB

Schnuepfli

For me the checker shows 28/100 Mbit/s and I get the values ​​below.

@WalterB

I see it that way too. The connection behaved a bit strangely during the night. First the message on the box. And then the synch in the download at not quite half the speed.

LG

The checker values ​​correspond to the calculated profile at the entered address. The Synch. Speed ​​is a gross value from which the Internet overhead and a safety margin must be deducted. The next deeper profile is then “switched” in the network element so that the DSLAM does not receive too much than the line can transport.

@Schnuepfli: the line looks great, you’ve even gained 4 mbps in the upstream since changing the router. I don’t see the dip you mentioned on the line, although I only look at the total values ​​over 24 hours.

@Roger G

I’ll keep an eye on that. And yes the IB3 connects at higher speeds. 😉 In any case, the break-in this morning was already striking.

The Dyn DNS is still displayed incorrectly.

DynDNSActivated (No-IP), Last updated: 01. Jan 1900, 00:00LG

P.S. I’m always amazed at what you can get out of 2 copper wires.

Hello everyone

Before I use the error reporting link: Have any of you also attached an external storage medium to the IB3 and need the IB3’s central storage? Since I tested IB3, access has become a lot less stable compared to IB2.

There are problems primarily with access from iOS devices from the Files app via smb://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. It works easily with the PC. I attached an external Samsung 250 GB SSD to the USB3 port. The problem appears as follows: Files/directories are not displayed. Files cannot be opened. A connection cannot be established at all.

And I know: It doesn’t replace a NAS. I only need the central storage for the scan-to-file function of my HP multifunction device.

LG

Rene

@rene.borer

I don’t have any problems with access, but what hasn’t worked for a while is copying several pieces of data to the central storage at the same time.

What do you use to format the NAS?

@WalterB

So far I have always used NTFS. As far as I know, the maximum size for FAT32 is 4 GB. But try this weekend with a small USB stick and FAT32. Maybe that could be better.

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@rene.borer wrote:

@WalterB

So far I have always used NTFS. As far as I know, the maximum size for FAT32 is 4 GB. But try this weekend with a small USB stick and FAT32. Maybe that could be better.

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The 4GB refers to the file size and not to the size of the memory!

I also have NTFS with a 500GB SSD.

Addendum: Instead of the 500GB SSD, which is formatted with NTFS, I have now connected a 128GB USB stick with FAT32 to the IB3 and I can now copy entire folders from the PC or iMAC to the NAS without any problems, so there is a problem with NTFS!

@WalterB

What actually always works best on non-Swisscom routers as a format for directly connected storage is the Linux format Ext4.

I don’t know whether this would be the case on an Internet box (also Linux-based).

Maybe someone who actually wants to operate a storage device on the Internet box would like to try it out.

If you want to format the Ext4 memory on a Windows computer, you still need a small utility program, as Windows does not support native Ext4.

Hello @WalterB

I have a 32GB USB stick with IB3 formatted as FAT32. So far everything is OK and no more problems with iOS. When it comes to available storage space, it now shows up on the IB3

Space0 bytes free of 0 bytes

to. Is that the case with you too? LG René

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rene.borer wrote:

Hello @WalterB

I have a 32GB USB stick with IB3 formatted as FAT32. So far everything is OK and no more problems with iOS. When it comes to available storage space, it now shows up on the IB3

Storage space0 bytes free from 0 bytes

on. Is that the case with you too? LG René

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I have NTFS format again and the storage space is displayed!

Hello everyone

Sonos runs correctly with the ib3. For me it keeps “swallowing” speakers. stp is not activated. It wasn’t activated on the ib2 either and worked there without any problems.

Greetings René

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@rene.borer wrote:

hello everyone

Sonos runs correctly with the ib3. For me it keeps “swallowing” speakers. stp is not activated.

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Sonos Playbase has been connected to IB3 for months without any problems.

What is “stp”?