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djqkat
Mar 21, 2017Aspirant
WNAP210 v2 - Connection getting slower during 24hrs
Hi there,
I have a WNAP210 v2 which is connected to a Hitron CVE-30360 I got from my ISP (so I have to use it).
The Hitron functions as a DHCP server, the DHCP function of the WNAP210 is turned off and it has a static IP address.
During 24hrs I can register a constantly slower network over wifi which makes browsing the internet not possible in the end. So I have so cut power on the WNAP210 and after a reboot it works well until it get's slower and slower again.
We have here 8 wireless devices. Wifi security is WPA2-PSK.
The firmware for the WNAP is the latest.
In addition I register drops of the wifi connection which can be found in the log of the WNAP210.
I found a hint on this forum to switch off AMPDU, which I have done now.
Do you have any other suggestions?
Thank you in advance
Robert
I would agree about checking the wireless channels being used by other existing wireless networks within your area. Then, select a wireless channel for your own wireless network that is not commonly used. Observe if this helps.
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
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- DaneANETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi djqkat,
Welcome to the community! :)
Kindly answer the questions below:
a. Are you able to go online wirelessly just fine before through the WNAP210v2?
b. Is the wired connection through the Hitron CVE-30360 just fine when accessing the internet?
c. How is the WNAP210v2 deployed? Is it mounted on the ceiling or on the side wall? How high is it from the floor?
d. Are there any other wireless networks within the area where the WNAP210v2 is deployed?
e. Have you tried changing the wireless channels?
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
- djqkatAspirant
Hi,
a. Yeah, I had another access point before but it had only poor wifi signal strengh so I had to use a wifi repeater. The connection was slow, but it was constantly slow (as expected over huge distance and encryption and so on).
b. The wired connection works flawlessly.
c. The WNAP sits on the top of a wooden cupboard and is about 2 meter above the ground.
I don't think it is a location problem since after restart the connection is super fast, like I would expect it. After some hours it get's slower and slower. Regardless if you are far away from the access point or just 3 meters away.
d. Yeah, there are a lot of other wifi networks around... I think about 15 or so.
e. No, I haven't tried it yet. I left the channel mode in auto, I thought it would figure out the best wifi channel on it own.
I'm thinking about checking the wifi channels of the other networks with wireshark and then select a less common one. Would you recommend this?
Greetings,
Robert
- DaneANETGEAR Employee Retired
I would agree about checking the wireless channels being used by other existing wireless networks within your area. Then, select a wireless channel for your own wireless network that is not commonly used. Observe if this helps.
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
- djqkatAspirant
Hi,
okay I will try this and give feedback.
Greeting,
Robert
- djqkatAspirant
Hi there,
so it looks like all together (changing challen and switching off AMPDU) has solved my problems.
Now even video-streaming is working like expected.
Greetings,
Robert
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