Better yet, have the modem default buffer sizes to something appropriate to the uplink speed - maybe 100ms worth.
Best: a way to reduce the send buffer size in the 4111n to avoid excessive latency due to buffering.Can Sonic or somebody provide a way to improve the situation? Otherwise the 4111n is basically unusable, and I'm going to have to explore either getting a different DSL modem, or putting the 4111n into bridging mode and using a different WAP/router. Switching name servers makes things work, although slowly given the latency. Upshot: if anybody is uploading anything (which could be somebody's Android phone auto-uploading a video they shot) then nobody can do any DNS lookups. The second problem is that the 4111n has its own built-in DNS gateway, which seems to be broken such that it doesn't respond to requests when ping time are longer than around one second. One problem is that the device seems to have excessive buffering, such that when uploading continuously, ping times increase to 1 to 2 seconds.
Clueful version: I have Sonic ADSL service, with 6mbps down, 768kbps up, with the Sonic Pace 4111n modem/router. Clueless version: The internet stops working occasionally.
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