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bariswheel
Sep 18, 2019Aspirant
Orbi rbk50 90% performance drop over 2-3 days, memory leak?
I found another post, it seems there are hundreds of people reporting symptoms where their 300Mbps connection drops to 30Mbps. Completely unacceptable known issue. I updated the firmware but I c...
SW_
Dec 09, 2019Prodigy
If you can reproduce this problem, please try this and let us know:
- Rename the existing main SSID XXX to new SSID YYY
- Turn on Guess Network and set its SSID to the old SSID XXX with the same password
- Tick Allow guests to see each other and access my local network
- Start migrating each (ac/n) client to new SSID YYY
- If the slowdown problem doesn't show up, migrate the next client...
- Eventually, you should find the culprit that causes everyone to slow down
SW_
Dec 09, 2019Prodigy
SW_ wrote:If you can reproduce this problem, please try this and let us know:
- Rename the existing main SSID XXX to new SSID YYY
- Turn on Guess Network and set its SSID to the old SSID XXX with the same password
- Tick Allow guests to see each other and access my local network
- Start migrating each (ac/n) client to new SSID YYY
- If the slowdown problem doesn't show up, migrate the next client...
- Eventually, you should find the culprit that causes everyone to slow down
You can narrow this down via telnet method. Telnet into Orbi and run this cmd:
- wlanconfig ath1 list
This is my Guest Network interface where all my IoT devices are connected:
root@RBR50:/# wlanconfig ath11 list ADDR AID CHAN TXRATE RXRATE RSSI MINRSSI MAXRSSI IDLE TXSEQ RXSEQ CAPS ACAPS ERP STATE MAXRATE(DOT11) HTCAPS ASSOCTIME IEs MODE PSMODE 18:b4:30:bf:xx:xx 1 48 19M 39M 20 17 25 0 0 65535 EP 0 b 0 Q 23:22:32 RSN WME IEEE80211_MODE_11NA_HT20 1 18:b4:30:bf:xx:xx 3 48 72M 52M 20 17 25 0 0 65535 EP 0 b 0 Q 23:22:30 RSN WME IEEE80211_MODE_11NA_HT20 1 64:16:66:72:xx:xx 2 48 650M 234M 23 3 28 0 0 65535 EP 0 b 0 AWPS 21:16:21 RSN WME IEEE80211_MODE_11AC_VHT80 0 e4:f0:42:26:xx:xx 4 48 351M 351M 28 0 42 0 0 65535 EPs 0 b 0 WPS 08:09:39 RSN WME IEEE80211_MODE_11AC_VHT80 0 This is my main Orbi interface, which one of the client is connected at 300Mbps.
root@RBR50:/# wlanconfig ath1 list ADDR AID CHAN TXRATE RXRATE RSSI MINRSSI MAXRSSI IDLE TXSEQ RXSEQ CAPS ACAPS ERP STATE MAXRATE(DOT11) HTCAPS ASSOCTIME IEs MODE PSMODE 38:f7:3d:3c:xx:xx 3 48 866M 866M 39 29 48 0 0 65535 EP 0 b 0 AWPS 23:18:25 RSN WME IEEE80211_MODE_11AC_VHT80 0 f0:79:60:de:xx:xx 1 48 866M 585M 48 36 63 1 0 65535 EP 0 b 0 AWPS 04:24:21 RSN WME IEEE80211_MODE_11AC_VHT80 1 00:24:36:b5:xx:xx 2 48 300M 243M 42 40 43 2 0 65535 EP 0 b 0 WPSM 00:00:14 RSN WME IEEE80211_MODE_11NA_HT40 1
- dferreira1Dec 18, 2019Aspirant
Hello again guys,
After few days testing, I moved all the other clients to a guest network and left only MBP on main network.
I could see after 4 days the speed dropping again as I list below:
AID CHAN TXRATE RXRATE RSSI MINRSSI MAXRSSI IDLE TXSEQ RXSEQ CAPS ACAPS ERP STATE MAXRATE(DOT11) HTCAPS ASSOCTIME IEs MODE PSMODE
1 44 390M 234M 42 39 48 0 0 65535 EP 0 b 0 AWPS 18:28:38 RSN WME IEEE80211_MODE_11AC_VHT80 0Other thing I could see is that is happening after a great volume of data is flowing. I'm a developer, so I had to get a 1GB of data from SQL Server (connected via LAN) and in the middle of copy the speed dropped.
The same thing occurred when I transfered last Ubuntu release by tor****.
So, I'm convinced that problem is not on other devices and it's in the router firmware or something else.
PS: The atached screenshot is from the router when the speed dropped. Remember, mine is a RBR40.