ResilioFriend
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Addendum: I have tried uninstalling the service and reinstalling as an app that loads with windows. It doesn't cause the ping issue until I add a synced folder and then the packets immediately start dropping. The problem also occurs with both the 64 bit and 32 bit versions.
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When I have Resilio running on any of my Windows 10/11 machines it will cause packet loss on my entire network. To test, I have had continues pings running on multiple networked machines, using stable IPs from Google and Cloudflare. The pings will have a continuous response until I start Resilio service on one of my computers. Then, all of the pings will have packet drops at the same time, as if all traffic on the router suddenly drops randomly.
To ensure I have no misconfigurations, I have port forwarding enabled on my router and points to the computer running Resilio (with the correct connection listening port). Windows firewall has the port open as well. I have tested both with UPnP port mapping on and off, and I do have UPnP enabled on my router. I have also tested with several global UL/DL limits set, including 1 and 10 MB/s (my ISP UL/DL speeds are 1gbit/40mb), but that shouldn't matter since the computers are only connecting over my local network anyway.
I also purchase two brand new $350 & $450 routers, originally thinking the issue was with my existing equipment, and the problem persists with those routers as well. The only way to stop the packets from dropping during a ping test is to stop the Resilio service. The moment I stop it, the packets are delivered 100% again.
I have searched extensively on the support forums and was unable to find anyone with a similar issue. Thank you so much for any suggestions you have.
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I have a two-way sync between an drive on my computer and an external hard drive on our network to serve as a backup in case of data loss.
I would like to add a one-way backup from my Android phone DCIM photos folder to the networked backup location, but when I attempt to do so I get an error message "cannot be added inside an existing sync folder. Please choose another folder."
Of course, I can choose another folder, but this would require me to later manually move the files from that backup folder into my main backup archive. I would prefer to have my camera photos automatically added to both my computer drive and external hard drive in case either of them fail (allowing me to occasionally wipe the photos from my phone to free up space).
Is this goal possible?
Packets Drop for All Devices on Network When Resilio is Running
in Sync Troubleshooting
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With additional testing, I have narrowed it down to the moment I add a peer running Resilio Sync on a remote linux seedbox app server. I don't even have to accept the peer first. The moment I use the link url to add a folder on the remote server the packets start dropping on my entire home network.