I am getting 1-5% packet loss in fortnite when my problem was "fixed" I would like to get this fixed bc this is dumb. im paying 200$ for what? a trash experience, sorry to say it but i am fed up with this.
Not Able to port forward using the cox wifi app device not showing.
for some reason it wont let me port forward on 192.168.0.1 and i tried the https://wifi.cox.com/ site and my device doesnt show on the list
I have the same problem, it's not an issue with AWS as some claim. The packet loss affects everything, including google cloud servers.
The issue is more than likely the node you are on is over subscribed, meaning the node will be at 100% usage causing you problems all throughout the day.
Secondly, Cox throttles traffic. You won't be able to fix this sadly, you have to switch ISP.
I want to give them the benefit of the doubt, but at this point it is getting pretty hard, and cox is the only isp I have in my area.
It actually is a problem with AWS. I literally talked to a AWS lead network engineer for 4 months to diagnose this stuff, as well as a network engineer at COX. It absolutely is the problem.
To clarify, COX is the perpetrator here - they own faulty hardware which reorders UDP packets to AWS, and then AWS drops them, causing what seems to be "packet loss". Order matters for video games. When the order isn't perfect, fortnite detects this and drops the packets. This is the issue. It is entirely COX's fault.
I get this constant now idk why, it was working fine yesterday and now it isnt.
