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High and Unstable Network latency on wired connection from SXS50 to main router SXR50
I have one SXR50 and 2 SXS50. From one SXS50, a desktop is connected via a cat6 cable to port 4. When I made a ping test to router, the network latency was extremely unstable. When I connected same d...
After I did factory reset on router. It seems the problem was gone.
In previous config,I enabled wireless 1,2,3. All of 3 have enabled separation of 2.4 and 5G. Bandwidth usage control was not enabled.
After reset, I didn't enabled wireless 2 and 3. Only wireless in active. I also enabled separation of 2.4 and 5G. 28ms max is acceptable and 2ms average are perfect.
I have no intention to enable wireless 2 and 3 for now. I used to like to have all of my Iot (sensors, cams...) use wireless 2 or 3. Due to the issue I had, It's not worthy spiting them.
Ping statistics for 192.168.1.1:
Packets: Sent = 300, Received = 300, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 1ms, Maximum = 28ms, Average = 2ms
After 1 day, the lagging issue came back. It's not about wireless segments at all. I found both of my satellites were using 2.4G as backhaul connection.
Here is what I tried to do based on https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi-Wi-Fi-5-AC-and-Orbi-with/RBS50-Connection-Type-2-4Ghz/m-p/2236779#M134189
1. Lower 2.4G to 50% at Advanced wireless setup
2. Add a new SSID in wireless1 only for management purpose.
3. Move my general SSID to wireless 2 and enable VLAN to lot(30). I don't think most of y devices need to talk to each other.4.4. Set all LAN ports at router and satellites to Access mode with Vlan default. I don't have managed switch at home.I only have wired devices asa gaming PC, ip phone and printer.
After 1 day, I noticed one satellite switched to 2.4G. I still don't understand why Orbi doesn't provide UI feature to allow 5G enforcement. Is there any factor 2.4G is better than 5G?
Orbi systems switch to 2.4G WiFi backhaul only when the 5G backhaul signal is too poor to be reliable.
Something is affecting the 5G backhaul signal.
Changing the Transmit Power Level in the WiFi Advanced Settings affects the user facing radios, not the backhaul signal.
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