Think I finally nailed the problem; finally found an option for the thing's firewall regulation that seems to have done the trick.
It seems to have been doing some filtering of TCP and UDP connections... disabling those options seems to have solved my disconnect issue. Will update if this turns out to not be the case, otherwise... Thanks for helping, guys!
I'll point out that the one you linked is not precisely the same model as mine; you're looking at what appears to be mine, with an added dual-band feature, while mine is the plain single-band version...
Still testing some stuff. But at this point, I AM pretty sure it's the router, so... Hmm.
The odd thing is... The MUD stays connected much longer if I'm actually looking at it. If I switch windows, it drops faster... Odd...
Maybe that's the router prioritizing active traffic over the "idle" traffic?
If you go to Amazon web site, search for your router, expand to "see all reviews" and look for "timeout" you see some interesting comments. Pretty much what I experienced with my earlier router. Also read some of the other reviews.
Two minutes I believe. I looked it up when I amended the "connection problems" page.
I think it would be independent of what you are doing at the time.
So I suppose if you sit there doing nothing, you would get a timeout (detection) with a granularity of two minutes (not necessarily from when you last typed something).
Kefkakrazy said: What I think may be happening now is that the keepalive is causing it to recognize the disconnect...
That sounds likely. If you're getting disconnected even with keepalives, it sounds like a bigger issue than simply dropping idle connections... If I were you, I'd explore the router firmware to see if there's anything relevant.
Kefkakrazy said: Also: Achaea, Twisol? It's been so long since I played that... Good times!
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