drprm1 0 Posted January 17, 2017 Few months ago my internet speeds suddenly diminished from 25mbps to a sluggish 3-5mbps. ATT tech came out and said he was getting 25mbps at the house connection...I have a fairly large wired lan with a few wireless access points and ethernet switches so it took me some time to isolate the issue...I even bought all new network switches. It came down to my CCTV DVR. I could watch the speed drop off and come back to speed as I plugged in or removed the ethernet connection. I had four cameras hardwired to the DVR..Don't remember the brand of DVR but it worked well for a few years. I bought another DVR, installed, set it up, and worked well for a few months until recently the same thing started happening with this DVR! Same deal with slow speed for the whole network when plugged in.... Amcrest HDCVI DVR with 4 cameras Static IP set for DVR. Login and password changed ATT uverse internet with Pace gateway Wifi turned off at gateway and broadcast through Ubiquiti access points Amcrest "support" was useless. Thanks for any help! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GadgetAssistant 0 Posted January 18, 2017 Maybe your DVR has joined a botnet? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jrmymllr 0 Posted January 18, 2017 Few months ago my internet speeds suddenly diminished from 25mbps to a sluggish 3-5mbps. ATT tech came out and said he was getting 25mbps at the house connection...I have a fairly large wired lan with a few wireless access points and ethernet switches so it took me some time to isolate the issue...I even bought all new network switches. It came down to my CCTV DVR. I could watch the speed drop off and come back to speed as I plugged in or removed the ethernet connection. I had four cameras hardwired to the DVR..Don't remember the brand of DVR but it worked well for a few years. I bought another DVR, installed, set it up, and worked well for a few months until recently the same thing started happening with this DVR! Same deal with slow speed for the whole network when plugged in.... Amcrest HDCVI DVR with 4 cameras Static IP set for DVR. Login and password changed ATT uverse internet with Pace gateway Wifi turned off at gateway and broadcast through Ubiquiti access points Amcrest "support" was useless. Thanks for any help! Does that DVR support any type of cloud storage? Otherwise, as another person said, maybe it's on a botnet. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dakotmar 0 Posted January 18, 2017 Few months ago my internet speeds suddenly diminished from 25mbps to a sluggish 3-5mbps. ATT tech came out and said he was getting 25mbps at the house connection...I have a fairly large wired lan with a few wireless access points and ethernet switches so it took me some time to isolate the issue...I even bought all new network switches. It came down to my CCTV DVR. I could watch the speed drop off and come back to speed as I plugged in or removed the ethernet connection. I had four cameras hardwired to the DVR..Don't remember the brand of DVR but it worked well for a few years. I bought another DVR, installed, set it up, and worked well for a few months until recently the same thing started happening with this DVR! Same deal with slow speed for the whole network when plugged in.... Amcrest HDCVI DVR with 4 cameras Static IP set for DVR. Login and password changed ATT uverse internet with Pace gateway Wifi turned off at gateway and broadcast through Ubiquiti access points Amcrest "support" was useless. Thanks for any help! perhaps the dvr system should be on it's own lan. the camera traffic is slowing down your routers? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jrmymllr 0 Posted January 18, 2017 Few months ago my internet speeds suddenly diminished from 25mbps to a sluggish 3-5mbps. ATT tech came out and said he was getting 25mbps at the house connection...I have a fairly large wired lan with a few wireless access points and ethernet switches so it took me some time to isolate the issue...I even bought all new network switches. It came down to my CCTV DVR. I could watch the speed drop off and come back to speed as I plugged in or removed the ethernet connection. I had four cameras hardwired to the DVR..Don't remember the brand of DVR but it worked well for a few years. I bought another DVR, installed, set it up, and worked well for a few months until recently the same thing started happening with this DVR! Same deal with slow speed for the whole network when plugged in.... Amcrest HDCVI DVR with 4 cameras Static IP set for DVR. Login and password changed ATT uverse internet with Pace gateway Wifi turned off at gateway and broadcast through Ubiquiti access points Amcrest "support" was useless. Thanks for any help! perhaps the dvr system should be on it's own lan. the camera traffic is slowing down your routers? Camera traffic normally shouldn't be going through the router, except for maybe the built in switch in a router. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites