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D6300 with EX6200 Extender Stuck on 54Mbps?
Using Fast Lane on 5Ghz: Router (D6300) to Extender (Ex6200) on 5Ghz Extender to devices on 2.4Ghz. Router 5Ghz on WPA2-PSK AES Router 2.4Ghz on WPA2-PSK AES However, the status screen on ...
On the D6300, go to ADVANCED > Setup > QoS Setup and make sure that WMM is enabled. It is mandatory for all high-speed Wi-Fi modes.
On the EX6200, go to Setting > Wireless and make sure that Wireless mode is not set to Up to 54 Mbps for both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
You may also try experimenting with changing the Wi-Fi channels. The ones you are currently using could be congested or disrupted by too much radio interference.
On the D6300, go to ADVANCED > Setup > QoS Setup and make sure that WMM is enabled. It is mandatory for all high-speed Wi-Fi modes.
On the EX6200, go to Setting > Wireless and make sure that Wireless mode is not set to Up to 54 Mbps for both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
You may also try experimenting with changing the Wi-Fi channels. The ones you are currently using could be congested or disrupted by too much radio interference.
Thanks to TheEther. It is the QoS where WMM was not checked on the D6300. My bad as I didn't check the settings there. I previously has lots of issues with my ADSL line drop out, in the process of eliminating what is causing the issues, I unchecked just about everything on the D6300 and ran it at minimal config. So, there you go, I fogot to turn it back on when the line issues was resolved. The extender is now reporting the connection speed between it and the D6300 is on 780Mpbs.