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FredFlintston
Oct 12, 2019Aspirant
ORBI 2..4 gHz speeds
Hello An ORBI RBR50 with very slow 2.4Ghz performance. I have a 50Mbs fibre service and wired connections and 5 ghz connections reach full speed but I have a tablet which is 2.4 only and it strug...
CrimpOn
Oct 13, 2019Guru - Experienced User
The next time the issue comes back, please see if this provides any information.
- Log into the Orbi web interface.
- Select the Advance Tab and make a note of the Orbi IP address (often 192.168.1.1)
- Change "index.htm" to read "debug.htm" and connect again.
- Check the box toward the bottom "Enable Telnet"
- Open a telnet program and connect to the Orbi
- Log in using "admin" and the administrative password
- Type this command:
wlanconfig ath0 list - This will list all of the devices connected to the Orbi router at 2.4G.
It's one very long line of values for each device and will probably wrap around more than once. - What you care about is the beginning of each line.
Here is the first part of mine:
ADDR AID CHAN TXRATE RXRATE
b8:c7:5d:52:02:fa 1 3 65M 65M
30:ae:a4:6c:c8:40 3 3 72M 65M
f4:b8:5e:43:88:84 4 3 58M 5M
f4:b8:5e:06:79:4d 2 3 58M 72M - The TX rate is the speed the Orbi is transmitting (TX) to the device.
The RX rate is the speed the Orbi is receiving (RX) from the device - One of these should match the MAC address of the problem iPad.
(Which can be looked up on the iPad or on the Orbi "Attached Devices" page. - What, it isn't there?
This means you have to go through the process on the satellite.
Connect to the debug page, enable telnet, log on with telnet, type the command.
This seems an enormous task at first, and I realize that only a "desperate person" would attempt it.
My hope is that it shows something interesting.
FredFlintston
Oct 14, 2019Aspirant
Hi there,
It took a little working out how to get telnet to play with the modem. I have this for the Router