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Setup : internet modem -> router (XR500) -> computer 'M' -> VM on 'M'. VM runs web server. Web server has a 5 MB gzipped page for index.html. A domain name 'D' is mapped to the WAN address of the modem.
Now If I browse to 'D's index.html locally, it takes a pathetic 50 seconds (100 KB/sec according to a separate wget). If I browse from a remote location, it's in in 5 seconds !
What up ? This started when I changed my old Netgear router (JNR3000) to the new one (XR500). QOS switched OFF.
This is a mystery. How can local traffic (which never even gets on Internet in this case) be slower than remote ?
As if answers for one, who have one, wouldn't apply for another, who don't have the exact same model.
The separate section exists because the XR series uses DumaOS as the operating system. This comes from a different outfit. The people who created DumaOS monitor that area and may miss messages that crop up here.
Well, the XR500 is a Nighthawk, and it is a Wifi router, so ... maybe there shouldn't be so many sections. As if answers for one, who have one, wouldn't apply for another, who don't have the exact same model.
Well, the XR500 is a Nighthawk, and it is a Wifi router, so ... maybe there shouldn't be so many sections.
Semantics. Actual name is "Netgear Nighthawk XR500 Pro Gaming Router", and this 'section' is "Netgear Nighthawk Routers". Not sure how you got here, but if you came in via COMMUNITY, the CONNECTED HOME, the first one is NIGHTHAWK GAMING ROUTERS, then WIFI ROUTERS (with 3 different forums, one this one).
You really want to be in the correct forum. First in the particular case the OS it is running, it is using NetDuma's DumaOS software, and there are people from NetDuma monitoring that forum. That and other uses of the same h/w that can possibly assist.
Not to worry, you were not the first to be in the wrong forum, and not going to be the last either.
As if answers for one, who have one, wouldn't apply for another, who don't have the exact same model.
The separate section exists because the XR series uses DumaOS as the operating system. This comes from a different outfit. The people who created DumaOS monitor that area and may miss messages that crop up here.
