Multiplayer Map downloads Fast on same subnet, but Fricking snail´s pace on other subnet.
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2021 8:47 pm
Hi!
I´ve been having a ton of issues with growing the factorio with friends.
If I start a Factorio server, the lan clients on the same network (e.g 192.168.0.0/24) are lan speed fast (9MB/s ) but if a client is in a different subnet (192.168.1.0/24) the speeds drop to 80-100kb/s. I can see the same behaviour when connected over vpn, steam game, and so on. I thought it might be the wan. But as we where trying a mega base at work, and 4 people are connected to the same network where the server is running, but 2 are 2 offices down the row, but have a different subnet - the speeds are really really slow. Wtf? I found lots and lots of reports, but was this issue solved in any way? It really really sucks to have a fast network, fast computers, people that actually have time to play, and then we can´t really play this game with large large mega bases (save file is 140MB)
Any help would really be great (no moving the computers isn´t an option, as they are locked in place.)
I´ve been having a ton of issues with growing the factorio with friends.
If I start a Factorio server, the lan clients on the same network (e.g 192.168.0.0/24) are lan speed fast (9MB/s ) but if a client is in a different subnet (192.168.1.0/24) the speeds drop to 80-100kb/s. I can see the same behaviour when connected over vpn, steam game, and so on. I thought it might be the wan. But as we where trying a mega base at work, and 4 people are connected to the same network where the server is running, but 2 are 2 offices down the row, but have a different subnet - the speeds are really really slow. Wtf? I found lots and lots of reports, but was this issue solved in any way? It really really sucks to have a fast network, fast computers, people that actually have time to play, and then we can´t really play this game with large large mega bases (save file is 140MB)
Any help would really be great (no moving the computers isn´t an option, as they are locked in place.)