Guild Wars 2

QoS will not cause a droped connection from the modem, as QoS works as pre-cursor to physical tcp deployment. The OP describes the connection dropping from the modem( ie. Internet and DSL lights off and flashing) this a physical problem with the connection between his/her modem and the edge state router at his exchange. Nothing to do with software.

QoS does not get implemented on network connection protocols operating at the physical network layer.

Hi there,

I used to be a DSL technician so i think i can shed some light.

If you are on a DSL connection Please follow the list.

1. Check you DSL filters, you may think that they are fine but more often than anything dropped connections are caused by faulty filters. Take all telephones and filter off you line and leave you modem on.

2. Your SNR and attenuation values may be too high or too low. In the case of SNR, this value needs to be above 6db to gain a signal able to avoid dc’s. In the case of attenusation this value needs to be below 55db to avoid resistance allocation errors for CRC checks. If these values are off contact you ISP.

3. AS stated though. QOS will not cause dropped connections. If you have a log generater on your modem check for any PPP errors which would indicate that your ISP is having edge radius failures.

Hope this helps.

When will be getting feedback on the instancing problems related to dungeons and party entry? There has yet to be any CM or admin feedback on this issue for nearly a week since multiple dungeons and realms started to experience problems.

Server: Aurora Glade [EU]
Dungeons: All

Party members getting placed into separate instances or not being able to enter at all. Haven’t been able to run a dungeon personally in 4 days.