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RAX200 Getting slow speeds with BT FTTP 900
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RAX200 Getting slow speeds with BT FTTP 900
When I use it in AP mode connected to the LAN port of the home hub 2 I can get up to 828Mbps.
Obviously using it in this way stops me using some of the features. I have raised a case with Netgear Pro support who to said speak to BT and ask them to boost the signal. I spoke to BT and they said they have no idea what they meant by that and there is nothing that needs doing on their end
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Re: RAX200 Getting slow speeds with BT FTTP 900
The internal Speedtest app is not very reliable or accurate. Try a different speed test like https://openspeedtest.com/ or Ookla
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@MrRouterMan Did you get anywhere with this?
I have the same problem when speed testing my new RAX200 on BT FTTP 900, couldn't get more than 480mbps down, it's always been a rock solid 930 on my Smart Hub, and even on a RAX120 I'd tried for a few days previously before having to send it back because of the random reboots.
Weirdly i've plugged my BT Smart Hub 2 back in and have the SAME issue now, it can't download faster than 480mbps.
Either the RAX200 triggered a fault or something else strange is going on.
I'd like to know if you ever found a solution though?
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