Thanks so much for replying it really helped. After trying to mess around with the DHCP settings to no avail I think I'm just going to buy a dedicated modem so I don't have two routers interfacing with each other.

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So a bit of background info. I was originally running a full node with bitcoin-qt with no issues. I was averaging about 40 connections with a maximum of 80 from what I can recall. Well my old router/gateway was dropping it's internet connection and needed to be rest almost daily. I decided to replace it but I'm a noob and screwed up and only bought a router. I didnt want to buy a modem so I'm using the old router/gateway with dmz enabled and set the new router as the host. I also forwarded port 8333 on the new router.

It fixed the dropping internet issue but now I can only get a maximum of 14 connections with the lowest being 9. I know hardly anything about networking so I have no idea where to even begin solving this. I did check my node with

https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/#join-the-network

And it came back with a green check mark so I guess it's okay? Can anyone shed any light on what's going on? Thanks.

Edit: I also have DHCP enabled on both routers which I don't think is right. Maybe that has something to do with it?

Great work on the app guys! Keep it up! I'm really excited for Entropy. Would it be possible to update the firmware in the future to print keys from a BIP32 seed? I realize updating it (if that's even possible) from an internet connected machine would kind of defeat the point of Entropy itself, but maybe it would be possible to download the update and then move it to an offline only machine and update from there. Bonus points if we can verify the update via PGP.