Nope. Doesn’t work that way at all. Your speed might however go down if those devices decide to stream video or do anything taxing to the CPU, as the router is very basic.

highest channel is 48.
set to channel 48, 80mhz, ac only. still the same.
is that possible arising from bandwidth limit of the wifi? but i couldnt find the setting to adjust the bandwidth for my tplink c9

any problems with the setting below? everything is in default


This post has been edited by skeletonboi: Dec 18 2018, 10:43 PM

Hi, try to set to the lowest channel. Or set Auto and see got differences or not.

Is NAT Boost Enabled?

Thanks.

Changed to TM default router - same Mbps with the WRT 1900 ACS. I enabled the WRT 1900 ACS wifi as well, same results about 90 Mbps over wifi to the apple iphone X. I enable the 80 Mhz channel on the WRT 1900 ACS 5 GHZ radio as well.

I will get TM fellas to get my connection speed to about 800 mbps, right now. it's only about 550 Mbps, all using dintek cat 6 patch cables, still no dice

Once the Mbps gets to about 800 Mbps, I will get some Cisco engineers to look at the damn Cisco 2 X AP 2600 and 1 X 2700. I am pretty sure it's got to do with the Cisco MCS and DATA rates. It's been almost more than a decade since I config Cisco IOS

Thanks for you help

Putting aside WiFi, can you get 800mbps on wired connection to both TM stock router and Linksys?

Try doing the speedtest in Safe Mode with Networking.

Speedtest to Time and Webe server.

Seems like everything is normal. Not sure exactly what is going on.

Could be the Cisco IOS configuration issue as you say. Good luck.

yes NAT boost is enabled. set to the lowest channel which is 36, still the same.

does c9 has the bandwidth limit setting? i might want to take a look over there.

This post has been edited by skeletonboi: Dec 19 2018, 09:38 AM

I have a Server connected to the Asus RT-AC66U router via Lan cable. So I am transferring from My PC to the server.

PC ---- (Wireless)----> Asus RT-AC66U ----(LAN)----> Server


I am not too sure. I just use windows explorer and key in the sever address to move files, so its probably SMB.

Looks like SMB for me - can you try disabling SMB v1 from the server?

Hi, just wondering, the below image refers. It that normal for a 300 Mbps connection? This is from a OnePlus 5.

Router is Archer C3150.

My wife's iPhone 8 managed to get 250++

Thank you.

Hi. Check the link speed on both of the phones.

Thanks.

Mine is 866 Mbps. Will check the iPhone later. Thanks.

Can suggest me a wifi adapter that supports Mac Mojave?

hi, is there any reason for download speed over 2.4Ghz wifi to be lower than upload speed.

from what i understand, interference will reduce wifi bandwidth, but are "download" signals more prone to interference compared to "upload" signals?

currently with unifi 800M. average download speed i get over my devices for 2.4ghz is 70Mbps, but upload speed is around 170Mbps. just confused because if i can hit 170M for upload speed, why is download speed alot lower.

New record over wifi, max is 740Mbps over wifi.



This post has been edited by Xefron: Jan 26 2019, 09:21 AM

What WiFi Adapter are you using?

MacBook Pro 3x3 on AC88U

Hi, could anyone give me some advice or solution to my networking issue?

Currently got an Asus RT55UHP on the first floor. Running speed test on the same floor gets me close to the claimed 100Mbps. On the 2nd floor walkway I'm also getting it not too far from those results as well. My problem is entering the bedroom which I suspect is the door, I'm immediately getting down to around 30Mbps or slightly less. Signal is also obviously weaker and tends to drop occasionally. I had no choice but to put a TP LINK range extender just to keep the signal up, however the speed is now down to 15-20Mbps.

It's kind of hard to bridge a router from outside the room on the second floor to another router into the room via cable as the space below the door doesn't allow it.

I've been checking out other wireless options including mesh systems. But I just don't know if they will work past the door. Or are there options that are strong enough to boost the signal through the door. I'm mainly trying to get my full connection speed inside the rooms on the second floor as the ground and first floor are fine.

Assuming budget is not an issue what would be recommended? I wouldn't want to buy something only to have the same results in the end.

Any ideas on the Netgear Nighthawk XS as an add on to the Asus? I also don't use my landline or Hypptv so if it causes any issues with that it really doesn't matter.

Thanks for all the help in advance.

Mesh Wifi will solve your issue. If you want something good, get the Deco M9 3 pack. Your problem will be solved. Don't bother getting an extender or powerline. Alternatively, go for the TP-Link AC3150 v2, if you prefer a single router.

Oh ok, would I be able to add that on to my router or does that come with it's own router? Also would the TP LINK be sufficient enough to cover all 3 floors providing full signal to the rooms as well?