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comrade
Aug 27, 2019Aspirant
RB50 - Nas over Wirless Backhaul
Hey Folks, I have an RBR50 connected next to a Virgin Media modem, a RBS50 Upstairs thats connected Wired into my PC with a 1GB lan port. Now when I transfer from my hard drive on my PC to my NA...
comrade
Aug 27, 2019Aspirant
~The netgear unit is in modem only mode, connected to the internet port of the RBR50 downstairs. Latest firmware on the Orbi for both the sat and router
FURRYe38
Aug 27, 2019Guru - Experienced User
What is the size of your home? Sq Ft?
What is the distance between the router and satellite(s)? 30 feet is recommended in between them to begin with depending upon building materials when wirelessly connected.
Try enabling Beamforming and MIMO(MIMO may or maynot be needed) and WMM. Under Advanced Tab/Advanced Settings/Wireless Settings
Try disabling the following and see:
Armor, Circle, Daisy Chain, Fast Roaming, IPv6 and Set 20/40Mhz Coexistence to 40Mhz only. Save settings and reboot the router and satellite(s).
- comradeAug 27, 2019Aspirant
The satalite was tested 3m, 20m away with no difference. The computer in question is connected viua ethernet on the satalite and when insterted direclty to the router, the speed doubles for NAS transfer. Surley the MIMO and Beamforming etc would make zero difference as this is an issue with the wireless backhaul. Connect via ethernet backhaul and the problem goes away.
- FURRYe38Aug 27, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Beamforming and MIMO effect only wireless connections.
Wireless speeds will not be the same as wired speeds as well.
- comradeAug 27, 2019Aspirant
I know that, but this is to do with the backhaul. MIMO and Beamforming wont affect the backhaul. My question is regarding the throughput and the overhead. When I SSHed into the router it said the ling speed was 1300mb which is the max speed for the wireless backhaul. Just seems pretty bad really that from a theoretical max of >160Mb/s I lose about that much