How do u configure router to 300Mbps link speed?

I think he use channel bonding. Basically, setting his 2.4GHz from 20MHz to 40 or even 80MHz.

Any drawback of using 40MHz? How about mode? Mixed or N only?

Channel interference, but just try it anyway, and I would suggest N only, but your older devices might not support N. Just try N, and 40 MHz. If all is good, leave it.

record breaking 2 weeks without unifi and an open ticket still "open"

Forgive me for being blunt but I don't see the point though. It's hard to search for stuff in Telegram or WhatsApp. The forums are indexed by Google which makes it easily searchable. So I'm quite happy with just the forum. Also the noise, I'm in a few Lazada groups and the signal-to-noise ratio is just too low.

You don't need to say further bro. I can empathize with you. My case has been solved, and to claim for rebate, I need them to close my ticket/case/file or whatever, and they still haven't close it yet, so I can't claim for the rebate. Bloody unbelievable.

Enable 40MHz channel width, and your device must be able to handle 2 spatial streams (2x2)...



This post has been edited by biloxee: Jan 3 2018, 06:58 PM

Brilliant even ASUS router on 2ghz cannot reach 100Mbps...

first thanks to those who answered and commented on my questions over the last 14 days or so.

i have good news!!

beginning status:

.. unifi 100 mbps.
.. unsatisfied with tm's tplink ac1200
.. used asus rtn12hp_b1 as temp router - ethernet max 95mbps, wifi max 55.
.. mix of old (2.4ghz) and new devices (2.4, 5.0), mix of ethernet and wifi use.
.. biggest challenge - windows10 pc 2.4ghz at 50ft wifi - can't get more than 50mbps.

today, acquired and tested, running now:

.. asus rt-ac1300uhp (rm530)... ac router
.. asus usb-ac55 (rm250)... ac wireless adaptor

results for the pc on 5ghz:



ethernet results, no need to say more, all good.

other observations:

.. the ac1300uhp is small, compact; stays very cool.
.. i did not tweak anything - all out of the box; but keyed in everything at the shop to plug n play; updated firmware to 3.0.0.4.380.8119.
.. the usb-ac55 is sized like a thumbdrive, just stick it into the usb port of the pc; put in cd to load the driver; all else is auto.

my confidence in asus products and my own conclusions before purchase has not been wrong - everything has worked the way i thought it would!

so, for those struggling with <100mbps, there are reasonable solutions.
no need to doubt too much about your home; no need to worry too much about interference; no need to buy costly equipment; no need complex setups.
this 50ft i dealt with has one staircase, 1 concrete wall and one cabinet filled with stuff... yet, can get 104mbps wifi rather hassle free!

once again, my thanks to those to answered my questions.

and i hope those looking for similar solutions now have a better idea.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jan 3 2018, 09:44 PM

mine is AUTO (could be in off mode), now my UniFi no more slow down after one day with heavy BT lol

Help please, is this the correct setting for IPv6 in TP-Link C1200?

SLAAC all the way.

Bro, what does that mean? I don't know what is SLAAC. Is my setting ok?

My PC (Windows 10) is showing IPv6 Connectivity as No Internet Access so I want confirm if it's a router issue or a PC issue.
Thanks.

Bro, see here for an explanation for SLAAC: https://howdoesinternetwork.com/2013/slaac

He meant on your screenshot, in your router settings, 'GET IPv6 ADDRESS' above the'PREFIX DELEGATION', instead of DHCPv6, you indicate the 'SLAAC' circle. Get it?

i found out that unifi bills users every 21days. why wouldn't they bill us monthly instead?? is unifi short-changing us?

How did you find that out? Mine is billed every month on the same day, so every 30 or 31 days except Feb.

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Billed amount, u need clear within 21 days after the statement date.

Nothing new, I first read that 63 days ago.

Thanks for clearing that up.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Jan 3 2018, 09:13 PM