Speed degradation over time?

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dtay wrote:

I've got a strange one and have been able to duplicate the issue.  Note that I have not done a full factory reset/set up again yet due to the need to schedule an outage window, with a household WFH and in distance learning, etc.  

 

i have a 1 Gbps Fios network and what I have noticed is that when I run the speed test (using fast.com) on my Chrome browser via my HP Elitebook laptop (it has 802.11ax, so it's connecting at 1201 Mbps/735 Mbps per Windows), it reports that the speeds are anywhere from 1.5 Kbps (!) to < 10 Mbps.  This is when the client is connected to one of the RBS units, which are connected back to the RBR via a wired backhaul connection.  When I reboot the RBS and have the client connect back to the same RBS, the speeds would resume back to about 350-500 Mbps on the fast.com speed test.  This would last maybe for hours, days, a week, max, but then it would drop back down to those horrendous speeds.  This is reproducible.  Firmware is V3.2.16.6_1.4.4.

What happens if you use Ooklas Installable speed test app as well when you notice this in Chrome and using the other speed test site? 

 

What are your wired speed test results with a wired PC or laptop? 

 

I'm going to try and do a full factory reset/reconfigure again but until then, has anyone noticed similar symptoms?

Enable 20/40 MHz coexistence is enabled Try disabling this.

CTS/RTS Threshold at 2437 (needed that for kids school Chromebooks)

Armor is enabled (tried disabling it, made no difference) When you disable Armor, be sure to power OFF the RBR for 30 seconds then back ON. Sometimes Armor can still be running in the background after its disabled. Best way to ensure this is a factory reset though. 

Preamble mode is automatic for both bands

 

 

 

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