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MaximusC
Feb 08, 2020Aspirant
RAX200 no Gig output from LAN ports
Anyone having issues with their RAX200 throttling back from the LAN ports? I have gig service from Comcast, speed at CM1200 is ~950mb/sec, speed at RAX200 internet port-in is ~950mb/sec (according t...
Topology
Feb 08, 2020Virtuoso
MaximusC, the issue you are describing is one experienced by others (e.g., see RAX 200 slow LAN and Wireless).
Although I understand that Netgear L1 and L2 support has yet been unable to provide a solution to the problem, could you kindly reply and list all the troubleshooting activities they have recommended? While those activities have not rectified the issue for you, they may be of assistance to others in this community struggling with the same difficulty – and, would help forum members avoid mentioning things in this thread you have already tested.
MaximusC
Feb 08, 2020Aspirant
Topology, the only troubleshooting steps they have recommended is factory-resetting the router.
In addition to the usual - reflashing the firmware, checking connection speed at modem, plugging device directly into LAN ports instead of through switch, changing cables, shutting off the AX feature on the radio, shutting off the radio entirely, etc.
Best,
- plemansFeb 09, 2020Guru - Experienced User
After a factory reset, make sure to not enable: traffic monitoring, qos, parental controls, disney circle, or any other traffic monitoring setup. They disable the ctf (cut through forwarding). this cuts speeds drastically.
Not saying it'll help as I've experienced the same issue on my RAX200 but It seems to be working fine now on gigabit. I'm on version 1.0.1.12. After I installed it, I factory reset it, then I only enabled the basic settings such as ssid/password/lan reservations.
- TopologyFeb 09, 2020Virtuoso
Plemans, with QoS (WMM) disabled, do you experience a significant decrease in WiFi performance?
P.S.: Such a decrease may be expected, according to the following article, which notes that WiFi is limited to 54Mbps when QoS (WMM) is disabled: Don't Mess With WMM!
- plemansFeb 09, 2020Guru - Experienced User
I just didn't ever enable QoS. I left it as it was from a factory reset. don't disable WMM as its required to hit speeds >54mbps.