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JamesL1979
Jan 29, 2024Apprentice
I have had this issue since upgrading my internet connection to 2.0Gbps
I have had this issue since upgrading my internet connection to 2.0Gbps. Performance across the router from WAN to LAN (download) is 200-300Mbps. After trying many settings, enabling QoS without enab...
- Jan 30, 2024Test was still running this AM without perf /QoS issue so static ip on RAX200 "fixed" the issue.
koa132435
Jan 29, 2024Star
I had similar problems and in the end, the problem was the switches that did not have the logic and/or buffer to handle the different port speeds. I had to purchase a higher-end switch. There was no problem with the RAX200. Can you please add a drawing of the devices in the mix here and the port speed configured or negotiated speed?.
In my case, I had:
Wireless Device ------RAX200 AP mode --2.5G--Port ---2.5G port 1st GS110EMX--10Gbps port---10Gbps port--2nd GS110EMX ---1Gbps port ----1Gbps port Speed Test Server (internal speed test server)
My download and upload speeds were 300-500 Mbps - If I changed the port connections on the RAX 200 from 2.5Gbps to 1 Gbps my dl/ul speeds were 1 Gbps.
This is when I realized that the switches could not buffer/handle the different speeds between the devices RAX200 connected using 2.5 Gbps but the Speed Test server on a 1 Gbps port.
Solution: I replaced the GS110EMX with a better/higher-end switch with buffer capabilities and problem solved.
Not all switches have the logic and buffer capabilities to handle these different speeds. I can share the brand and model if you DM me.
koa132435
Jan 29, 2024Star
What speed is the Pi File server connected to the swtich?
Is it correct to assume that the device connected on the LAN of the RAX200 is connected at 1Gbps ?
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