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zakk87
Aspirant
Feb 01, 2017
Solved

Slow Wired Speed JNR3210

 I noticed something very odd today, and I dont get it.

When my desktop pc is wired into the router I get ~41Mbps download speeds, and ~4 Mbps upload. When I plug my desktop directly into the modem itself, I get over 60 Mbps down, and 8 Mbps up. What is causing this? Is there any way to fix this?

What I do:

- all new cat 5e cables.

- change MTU,

- reboot,

- reset the settings,

- turn of QoS,

...

what can I do? This is a powerful 620MHz chipset, so I don't know why is so slow by wired 1Gbps

  • Now I'm using openDNS and I add a blocked domains to blacklist. Router works with full speed.

    I wait for ASUS RT-N18U whith has a native Prinserver. No more stupid Netgear USB Control App. 

    Maybe in future I buy again a Netgear product but for now thank you for (no)support.

    Best regards

6 Replies

  • ElaineM's avatar
    ElaineM
    NETGEAR Employee Retired

    Welcome to the community, @zakk87 

     

    Reinstall/update the firmware, factory reset and then reconfigure. 

    Observe your connection afterwards.

    How long have you had the unit?
    Perhaps, the router starting to degrade. 

  • Thanks for the reply. Today I reset the unit 30-30-30 but after restore my config again slow speed. So I reset to factory again, and after on a firewall speed slow down and I cant go into GUI. Now I'm trying WNR3500L v2 with tomato by shibby and Works good with qos and firewall. Very weird but jnr3210 has a 620MHz CPU and 3500l 480MHz but Mipsel.
    I must change the router, because 3500L has a bad wifi coverage.
      • zakk87's avatar
        zakk87
        Aspirant

        It's not a hardware problem. I found a BUG in software. When I add a keyword to "block sites" speed down to 40Mbps. So sad :( I test it few times. Red arrow is block site keyword enabled, blue arrow it's after clear list. 

        jnr3210bug.PNG