#Resilio sync slow download download#

I suspect the problem was the VoIP modem presented itself as an internet gateway to some apps on my S5, causing them to try – and fail – to use it to download media. I then powered up the devices in the following order: MoCA adapter, cable modem, router, VoIP modem (without reconnecting it to the LAN), TiVo head unit, Tivo Minis (in sequence), and then PCs. Eventually I wound up with nearly everything on my network powered down: the adapter as well as all TiVo devices, PCs, switches, game consoles, and TVs. I left the VoIP modem disconnected from my LAN since I could live without VoIP – I use my cellphone for calls anyway – but absolutely needed TiVo to work. After connecting the adapter to 1 of my switches instead didn’t work, I put it back where it was. Unfortunately, disconnecting the Actiontec KOed the TiVo service’s internet connection. Upon disconnecting the MoCA adapter, the problem went away entirely. Upon disconnecting the VoIP modem from the LAN, I saw a slight improvement. I started disconnecting devices from the LAN and checking the S5 after each one. Note that the Cisco is separate and distinct from my own Motorola SURFboard SB6120 DOCSIS 3.0 modem that is my true internet gateway. The VoIP uses an ISP-supplied Cisco DPC3208 VoIP cable modem the Mediacom installer had connected to one of my gigabit switches. The TiVo DVR and Mini units are connected to the LAN via an Actiontec ECB2500C MoCA Network Adapter as described here. I subscribe to Mediacom triple play service that includes TiVo whole home DVR and VoIP phone service. I did so and found that it fixed the image download problem, which meant that the fault was neither with my router nor my phone, but with a device on my regular LAN. One of the recommended solutions there was to create a guest Wi-Fi network and use that instead. This lead me to Google “Instagram slow to download pics over Wi-Fi,” whereupon I discovered this thread. Fiddling with almost every other router setting imaginable.

#Resilio sync slow download android#

Forgetting SSIDs in Android and reconnecting.Enabling/disabling DoS prevention on router.Toggling router DNS between ISP and OpenDNS.

The following fix attempts did nothing to help: No other wireless client in my home had this issue. Phone speed test results using my router were excellent: 101 Mb/s up, 10.25 Mb/s down, 21 ms latency, 0% packet loss. It was very snappy at doing the same on 4G and on Wi-Fi outside of my home. I recently noticed my Verizon Samsung Galaxy S5 (SM-G900V running Android 4.4.4) was really slow at downloading images on Instagram, Trivia Crack, etc., but only when connected to my ASUS RT-N66U home router.