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users:troubleshooting [2015/09/07 15:48] cmotc moved "Why is Tox killing my internet connection off the FAQ page. Going to write a more user-friendly version of the answer shortly. |
users:troubleshooting [2015/12/05 08:51] subliun [Why is Tox killing my internet connection?] |
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==== Why is Tox killing my internet connection? ==== | ==== Why is Tox killing my internet connection? ==== | ||
- | tl;dr: Your network | + | Some routers go offline when using Tox, as they incorrectly track UDP packets sent to an ip/port as an individual connection, eventually hitting a connection |
- | Explanation: | + | ==== Both Parties must be online for a message |
- | Sometimes you will have a router or some other network device which does not want to work well with Tox. In fact, it may outright refuse to work at all, " | + | Tox messaging of all kinds requires both parties to be online at the time the exchange takes place. Some clients implement pseudo-offline messages, where they save a message and schedule |
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- | There isn't a lot that could be done about it, but there is a workaround - you can disable UDP in your Tox clients and see whether it would help. | + | |
+ | If you use a client which allows you to schedule [[users: | ||
==== Both parties must be online for a friend request to complete ==== | ==== Both parties must be online for a friend request to complete ==== |