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Apprentice

Mar 08, 2024

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Any more updates on the CM3000

Any more updates on the CM3000? I saved 20$ by upgrading from 1Gbs with the flex box to 1.2Gbs without the flex box… I got all excited and then realized that my CM1200 is maxed at 1GB using a sing...

FURRYe38
Mar 08, 2024
IF you have a supporting wifi router system that supports LAG on the WAN side, then you could give LAG a try on the CM1200 and see if you see anymore increase in speeds.

NG doesn't give out information when new stuff will be seen. Will need to keep an eye on NGs store or in the retail sector to see when it will appear.

Any and all updates are between the ISP and NG. I'm sure they are working on things. Takes time.

jay_w

Apprentice

Mar 08, 2024

RAX 120 …. I know when I bought it… there were problems with LAG… but supposedly it works now, but I have not tried since I got the full service on the 1Gps port.

I know this will not get me higher than 1Gps on the router port. But since my service is 1.2… I’m curious if LAG will parallelize requests…. and get 1.2 on the modem side.

Higher overall throughput … not direct download speed.

We have a lot of streamers in the house…. 4-5 streams at peak.

Kitsap

Master

Mar 08, 2024

jay_w wrote:
RAX 120 …. I know when I bought it… there were problems with LAG… but supposedly it works now, but I have not tried since I got the full service on the 1Gps port.

I know this will not get me higher than 1Gps on the router port. But since my service is 1.2… I’m curious if LAG will parallelize requests…. and get 1.2 on the modem side.

Higher overall throughput … not direct download speed.

We have a lot of streamers in the house…. 4-5 streams at peak.

A LAG connection between your CM1200 and your RAX120 should be doable. Remember you will need to configure the connection in the user interface for each device.

Four or five simultaneous high resolution streams should not come close to saturating a 1 Gbps connection. Are you streaming 4K?