AIMesh Lan Speed halfed

[L&LD]

Ahh! Those Italians!

I know Fritzbox! I’m in Italy!


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I changed to another brand too and happy now ...

 

[Grisu]

Ahh! Those Italians!

did you know 'Grisu' is Italian too?
Draghetto Grisù or Grisù il draghetto from Nino and Toni Pagot

 

[L&LD]

did you know 'Grisu' is Italian too?
Draghetto Grisù or Grisù il draghetto from Nino and Toni Pagot

'Know' is a strong word! But that Draghetto had to be!

 

[Shadowm]

'Know' is a strong word! But that Draghetto had to be!

Yes I know!


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[sinatonin]

The problem isn’t internet speed. Is lan speed. I have all wireless or wired card that are almost 2900 Mbps.. if they are connected through gigabit Ethernet I have a bottleneck in it and the lan speed must be about 100mb. No? Now I make another proof. I connect router and node with Ethernet cable and then I try to transfer a file from Nas to Pc wireless and then, I connect also pc wireless to node with Ethernet and make proof...

I hope that if I connect all with Ethernet cable the speed should be maximum, no?


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i don't quite understand what your setup is here
but to my knowledge both aimesh router and node are dual band
if they are connected using a wireless backhaul you speed will be reduced about half due to both routers radios doing twice the work

talking about link speed from a nas over an router to the main router using wireless backhaul results vary
if the nas connected to a router or node using ethernet for the transmission you should have no bottle necks
try using a different cable or ensuring the ethernet port on both devices support gigabit base-T (1000 MBPS)


nas -> router \\wireless backhaul\\ node -> pc
is a bottleneck, or any configuration similar to this using a wireless backhaul in the middle of this connection

nas -> router or node -> pc
shouldnt be any bottlenecks, devices should run at full link speeds

 

[Crimliar]

This is a five-year-old thread and the RT-AC86U mentioned will probably have died by now!