TL-MR6400 v4 disconnecting each time an upload of more than 5mb is made
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Hi,
Each time I'm trying to upload, no matter the website or app, The connection is automatically lost and the router can even reboot itself.
Is there some parameter to change ? Something that can be done ? I've checked with the internet provider in France which says there is no problem with the line.
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Hi, would the same issue happen to all the devices that are connected to MR6400?
By the way, may I know how long have you had the modem and when did this issue start?
Could you please help me record a small video clip of the whole uploading process and send it to me via private message?
thank you very much.
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Thank you very much for the video.
I see there is a newer firmware version for MR6400 V4:
Please try to back up your current configuration under Advanced>system tools>backup&restore and update this firmware to see whether it could fix this issue.
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I have the same router and am having the same issue. On other forums the reason given for this is Bloatbuffer. The router is not handling the data in a managed way and when uploading something it maxes out the upload portion and then latency spikes and the router crashes. How can TP-link bring out a router with this fatal flaw in a world that revolves around cloud services and uploading large quantities of data. Do you know for sure that upgrading the firmware as you have suggested fixed the Bloatbuffer issue?
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Hi,
It's unfortunate and I had some email exchanges with assistant which did not resolve the problem, and I haven't heard from them since. Upgrading didn't change anything. It is not only uploading above a certain amount, but also downloading makes the router crash. When watching a live stream on Youtube in HD for example, the same problem will occur. Though less annoying, it is still a problem. But the upload treshold is really low, like around 6-7Mo will make the router reboot.
So I'm just working around it for the time being.
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I have the same router and am having the same issue. On other forums the reason given for this is Bloatbuffer. The router is not handling the data in a managed way and when uploading something it maxes out the upload portion and then latency spikes and the router crashes. How can TP-link bring out a router with this fatal flaw in a world that revolves around cloud services and uploading large quantities of data. Do you know for sure that upgrading the firmware as you have suggested fixed the Bloatbuffer issue?
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Is your model also TL-MR6400 V4?
maybe you two could try to install the following beta which optimized the MTU size of the modem:
Please let me know whether it is helpful or not.
Thank you very much.
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Hi,
I believe this to be the firmware a colleague of yours sent me. I upgraded both directly from the device and from what was sent to me. Both to no avail. This is what I see on the management platform of the device : Firmware Version:1.10.0 0.9.1 v0001.0 Build 190521 Rel.38696n / Hardware Version:TL-MR6400 v4 00000001.
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