Packet Loss durch gequetschtes LAN Kabel?

Bin letzte Woche umgezogen und habe kurzerhand mal mein LAN Kabel unter Tür durch verlegt. Zuerst hat alles wunderbar geklappt aber seit gestern habe ich ständig Packet Loss das zu massiven lags ingame führt. Könnte das am LAN Kabel liegen (Bild im Anhang) das jetzt durch mehrfaches quetschen und einklemmen beschädigt wurde?
Habe eine Fritz!Box und bin der einzige der den Router mit LAN verwendet. Könnte ich in den Fritz.Box Einstellungen nachschauen woran es liegen könnte und ob das LAN Kabel tatsächlich das Problem ist?

Danke im Voraus

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Luffy123777
4 months ago

Yes, you can go into the settings of the Fritzbox and see how the interference security is.

Remmelken
4 months ago

A damaged cable can lead to connecting runs. It has to be done with high frequency in the cables, and since light bends can cause very massive changes in the transmission properties of the cable.

Replace the line and see to which it fixes the new one at the door passage on the ground so that it passes through the air gap without touching the door leaf. If necessary soft on a flat cable.

Thomasg
4 months ago

perform a continuous pen on your Fritzbox and see if there is no pack. If so, the Lankan is the cause and you should replace it.

Thomasg
4 months ago
Reply to  ArkBen
ping -t fritz.box
wrglbrmpft
4 months ago

If it’s not squeezed under the door, it’s fine, there’s plenty of room under the door. If it’s squeezed, that’s stupid, of course, and you need to think about a solution. Because a new cable would be squeezed again.

Thomasg
4 months ago
Reply to  ArkBen
ping -t fritz.box
Thomasg
4 months ago

then make a ping http://www.google.de and see if there will be exaggerators.

Thomasg
4 months ago

How many times do they come out when you play? Does something change when you’re shaking at the squeezed place?

TypicalReille
4 months ago

You can’t get this from the settings.