good neighbor policy

[ccampy]

as we all know N wifi is supposed to use then when using channel bonding if it detects congestion around you isnt it?

i wonder how many router actually do this through
just look at around me

[jmizoguchi]

You have great signal output compare to other. Seems others are pretty far away from you so should work pretty well.

I take it's lowering to 150Mbps?

[Joe_]

ccampy wrote:
i wonder how many router actually do this through just look at around me

I assume you are NETGEAR1?
How the heck did you and TALKTALK-488512 manage to do that???
Are you using the original Netgear firmware, or are you using open source?

jmizoguchi wrote:
You have great signal output compare to other. Seems others are pretty far away from you so should work pretty well.

Do you really think that this should make a difference June?

jmizoguchi wrote:
I take it's lowering to 150Mbps?

It's showing 270Mbps for both bonded networks. I am guessing you are asking if the mode will automatically adjust to 150Mbps when in actual use? I'd be interested in knowing too.

[jmizoguchi]

good neighbor policy

will not use 270Mbps.. should be down 150Mbps

[ccampy]

Nope conection speed is 270mbps using a wna3100 adapter

[jmizoguchi]

then are not using "good neighbor policy"

it lowers the Mbps if channel become an issues. You have good signal over rest of numerous listing of SSID's

[Retired_Member]

I see that Netgear1 is 35 db above the closest other user therefore it should stay bonded. I have bonded with 25 db of seperation with a 3700 & 4000. Just because other ssid's are visable it does not mean they are interferring. Below is a question I ask Netgear Engineering last week.

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What is the dbmv threshold it uses to determine if it detects an HT20 and then reverts to HT20 automatically itself.

Netgear: Actually, this is technology from chip vendor and they didn’t share it with Netgear, so I have no value about this.

My own testing showed that if it's 25 db lower than yours it will work. Tested in my home.

I hope this helps to answer your question.

[ccampy]

Im Using a dgn2000 and the about 6 of the routers are within a 50m range there probally low strenth due to the fact that around 14 of them are using 3 or 4 channels

[jmizoguchi]

do you actually see performance issues? it seems you are in good shape.

[ccampy]

Performance is fine get the full throughput of my conection around 4.2-4.7 mb on a 5mb line ping is reasonable at around 2ms to router at about 7m away all good

[ccampy]

Nope performance is great

[Retired_Member]

When I read his first post to me it seemed he was questioning if the GNP was being used based on his screenshot. I could be wrong though. I think he was surprised to see that his was working.

[jmizoguchi]

sounds like good to me and you are at 7M (22ft) from the router and you are happy with it then should be all good.

[Retired_Member]

What country are you in?

[Joe_]

searay wrote:
My own testing showed that if it's 25 db lower than yours it will work. Tested in my home. I hope this helps to answer your question.

Thanks for all that info, especially seeing that it's based on actual tests that you have carried out.

ccampy wrote:
Performance is fine get the full throughput of my conection around 4.2-4.7 mb on a 5mb line ping is reasonable at around 2ms to router at about 7m away all good

Good. Maybe I'll give it a try sometime.

[Joe_]

Ahh! Maybe you noticed (like me) that someone is using channel 13.

[Retired_Member]

Joe, Your welcome, After the other thread with marauder with his 4000 not staying bonded I spent hours testing it. Not sure if you read it but after all that it was his WIFI card/ firmware. Take care , it's miller time.

[ccampy]

Im in the uk

[Retired_Member]

Joe_ wrote:
Ahh! Maybe you noticed (like me) that someone is using channel 13.

Uk based on the ssid's is my guess, I saw 13 being used too.:eek:

[Mars Mug]

InSSIDer only shows the router beacons, and not activity, it does not show any associated wireless clients. This is just a guess, but maybe the Good Neighbour policy code only activates if it detects data transfers on other networks?

[ccampy]

In regards to the channell 13 router the huawei hg520b has a bug were it can allow channell 13 to be uses on the uk settings

[Joe_]

searay wrote:
Joe, Your welcome, After the other thread with marauder with his 4000 not staying bonded I spent hours testing it. Not sure if you read it but after all that it was his WIFI card/ firmware. Take care , it's miller time.

Yes! I followed the complete thread. That is why I said "based on actual tests" although I didn't know how much that testing was. And yes, I enjoyed a lager or two last night too!

ccampy wrote:
In regards to the channell 13 router the huawei hg520b has a bug were it can allow channell 13 to be uses on the uk settings

I wonder if he/she knows that, regardless of the bug, it's illegal?

[ccampy]

Joe_ wrote:
Yes! I followed the complete thread. That is why I said "based on actual tests" although I didn't know how much that testing was. And yes, I enjoyed a lager or two last night too! I wonder if he/she knows that, regardless of the bug, it's illegal?

Several router ive seen have allowed 13 on uk setting even through it cant be used

[jmizoguchi]

Uk & US should use channel up to 11 while Asia market uses uptp channel 13
Pretty sure UK should be upto channel 11 if you choose UK as region
Channel choices are consider by the FCC and should follow within...

[Mars Mug]

The UK allows channels 1-13.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11#Channels_and_international_compatibility