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PROLiNK H5301G, not getting fullspeed transfer rate
TSnymerine
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Sep 17 2010, 07:53 AM, updated 14y ago
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Personal equipment Modem: PROLiNK H5301G modem+wireless Router: none Firewall used: none
Problem details First occurence of problem: first time bought Problem frequency: always Problem description: cant get full transfer speed between 2 computers, total computer in network is 9. and all computer isnt getting full speed for network transfer speed. arent 54mbps should give 6mB/s transfer rate? but the maximum is only 2mB/s. so.. its very slow to transfer movies, isos and etc. i wonder if switch can settle this problem
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kons
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Sep 17 2010, 11:02 AM
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Конс
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54Mbps is just a theoretically possible speed. In reality, it will be quite impossible to achieve it.
Even though you are connected to the AP successfully, it's not necessary that you will be connected at 54Mbps speed. Sometimes you will only be connect at half the speed, or quarter of the speed, we can check it in the NIC utility.
Using cable and switch will definitely allow you to transfer the files faster.
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TSnymerine
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Sep 17 2010, 11:14 AM
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QUOTE(kons @ Sep 17 2010, 11:02 AM) 54Mbps is just a theoretically possible speed. In reality, it will be quite impossible to achieve it. Even though you are connected to the AP successfully, it's not necessary that you will be connected at 54Mbps speed. Sometimes you will only be connect at half the speed, or quarter of the speed, we can check it in the NIC utility. Using cable and switch will definitely allow you to transfer the files faster. how to check using NIC utility , any links? both comp is just a meter away from AP
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kons
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Sep 17 2010, 11:28 AM
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Конс
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QUOTE(nymerine @ Sep 17 2010, 11:14 AM) how to check using NIC utility , any links? both comp is just a meter away from AP Last time when I was using the Intel Pro/Set Wireless utility (for their NIC only), I can see the speed which my NIC is being associated with the AP.
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