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RAXuser
Feb 22, 2024Guide
RAX120 v RAXe500 performance
I have a RAX120 that is limiting my speed to about 940MB down..... both my modem (arris s33) and my ISP support 1.2GB. If I upgrade to a RAXe500 will I be able to utilize the full (or close to...
- Feb 22, 2024
RAXuser wrote:
1. To be connected to the S33's multigig port - Completed
2. to be connected to the RAX120's multigig port from the S33 - Do I change the below setting to 5G Ethernet port or the Wan Aggregation?
Thank you again for your help!
If you've connected it to the 5g ethernet port, you'll change it to that port.
Then check the wan port statistics to ensure its connected at multigig speeds
RAXuser
Feb 22, 2024Guide
Thanks you for all the great info, very very helpful.
One question related to your comment: "You can also use the built in speedtest in the nighthawk app to see the faster speeds."
When I run the Nighthawk app speed test I am seeing the 940 speed consistently. Are you saying the I should see closer to the 1.2GB?
plemans
Feb 22, 2024Guru - Experienced User
yes you should. 2 things you'll need.
1. To be connected to the S33's multigig port
2. to be connected to the RAX120's multigig port from the S33
You'll have to go into the RAX's settings to ensure the internet connection setup is set to get its connection from the multigig port.
Once you've done that, you can check that connection.
https://kb.netgear.com/24222/How-do-I-display-Internet-port-statistics-on-my-Nighthawk-router
- RAXuserFeb 22, 2024Guide
1. To be connected to the S33's multigig port - Completed
2. to be connected to the RAX120's multigig port from the S33 - Do I change the below setting to 5G Ethernet port or the Wan Aggregation?
Thank you again for your help!
- plemansFeb 22, 2024Guru - Experienced User
RAXuser wrote:
1. To be connected to the S33's multigig port - Completed
2. to be connected to the RAX120's multigig port from the S33 - Do I change the below setting to 5G Ethernet port or the Wan Aggregation?
Thank you again for your help!
If you've connected it to the 5g ethernet port, you'll change it to that port.
Then check the wan port statistics to ensure its connected at multigig speeds