QUOTE(Cavino @ Aug 26 2024, 11:32 AM)
DPN-FX3060V
Unfortunately when tested the ONR as router, it is 1052mbps but when do bridging, it maxed out at 923mps using Ookla Speedtest between 1pm to 3pm Saturday.
So the 940 might be true but the upload can achieve 500Mbps++.
So sacrificing abt 100Mbps to allow usage of my own Asus router with its more powerful features and reach is worth it tho. Upload speed to double up.
Anyway sunday 10pm did another test...can hit 300+download and 100+ upload only. Will try test again at midnight to see if non-peak hour can achieve back 900+.
Hopefully it is not issue that some face, dropping to 300+ at all times regardless of peak hour.
Anyway, you can do just like what I did, ask the TM Tech to setup ONR as router, then save the ONR setting up in case you ever what to use it as router mode during emergency case. Then switch it to bridge permanently as use as primary modem. Keep the old Huawei as backup modem in case ONR bridging is not stable.
As for 2.5GBe, i think I might as make mistake here, I saw 2.5Gbe written somewhere..but now comes to think about it, it might or might not be the Dlink ONR..

coz my black Asus router also got 2.5GBe port...I have to go back to take a look, maybe my memory got mixed up.
QUOTE(PRSXFENG @ Aug 26 2024, 01:10 PM)
Black D-Link has 2.5Gbe port
The 300+Mbps is a known issue of this D-Link
It's mentioned in some other thread
Reboot and you'll get your speed back
If replaced with 3rd party onu, the speed is always stable
I’m using Asus RT-AX86U which has a 2.5GBe port, paired with the black D-Link ONR with 2.5GBe port as well. I run the speedtest from within the router itself (to eliminate that my computer only has 1GBe port), the max speed achieved is also around 940-950mbps.
Does bridge mode actually give a lower speed?
This post has been edited by OKLY: Aug 26 2024, 01:50 PM