I have exactly the same problem with my sony xa1 since July 4 have you found a solution?
 

I just want to tell you that the first hop in a traceroute is typically the router or gateway that connects the local network to the internet. A delay of less than 1ms on the first hop is considered normal and is likely due to the router's internal processing. However, a delay of 2ms or higher on the first hop may indicate a problem with the router or the connection to the internet.

There are a few possible reasons for this:

• The router may be overloaded with traffic or processing too many tasks at once.
• The router may be running outdated firmware or software.
• The router may be malfunctioning or have a hardware issue.
• The router may be too far from the device you're running the traceroute from.
• The connection between your router and your ISP may be causing the delay.

I just want to say that a delay of 1-2ms on the first hop of a traceroute is usually not a cause for concern, as it is within the expected range for a local network. The first hop in a traceroute represents the time it takes for a packet to reach the default gateway (i.e. the router), so a delay in this range typically indicates a well-functioning local network.

However, if you are experiencing consistent delays or seeing a trend towards increasing latency, there could be an issue with your router or network configuration that needs to be addressed. Other factors such as network congestion or physical distance to the destination can also affect the overall traceroute results.

It may be helpful to run a traceroute multiple times and at different times of day to get a more comprehensive picture of your network performance. Additionally, you can try rebooting your router and verifying that it has the latest firmware updates. Subarunet