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Orbi wifi 6 AX6000 slow wifi speeds
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Any update on whether you got it solved? I just got the rbk853 set and am still having issues with anything over 160mbps for my ftp.
I cant tell if its the computer or the router that is causing the slowdown, but the computer has an intel ax200 which has has 2 channels capable of 2400mbps, Im consistently getting 160mbps max.
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Re: Orbi wifi 6 AX6000 slow wifi speeds
What are your wired speeds to your ISP service or to a speed test server using Ooklas installable Speedtest app?
FTP usually won't have high speeds due to it's design nature. Similar to VPN, the the processing that is being handled, tests to slow speeds down using these protocols.
@smokedporkroast wrote:Any update on whether you got it solved? I just got the rbk853 set and am still having issues with anything over 160mbps for my ftp.
I cant tell if its the computer or the router that is causing the slowdown, but the computer has an intel ax200 which has has 2 channels capable of 2400mbps, Im consistently getting 160mbps max.
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Re: Orbi wifi 6 AX6000 slow wifi speeds
My isp speeds ar 75/13.5, though its irrelevant since everything is over LAN, the WAN connection speeds are fine when i connect to the ftp from another location. What bothers me is when Im at home with a direct connection less than 2ft from the router and I only get 160mbps.
Thanks
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Re: Orbi wifi 6 AX6000 slow wifi speeds
Forgot to mention, when I plug into the router with cat6, I get ~600mbps to the ftp. The ftp server is abut 200ft from the router connected via cat6.
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Re: Orbi wifi 6 AX6000 slow wifi speeds
What connection rate is the wireless adapter connecting at?
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This is what beats me, I am connected at 1.2gbps and it never wavers to anyhting lower.
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Re: Orbi wifi 6 AX6000 slow wifi speeds
Just curious, but do you mean that you never ran the speed test under the QOS settings and it fixed the problem? After setting up from scratch of course.
@KMDonlon wrote:
Sorry for the delay, I have fiber 1000/1000. The more recent firmware versions have seemed to fix all my wifi speed issues. Also, setting up from scratch a while back and not using the QOS (speed test) has resolved it.
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Re: Orbi wifi 6 AX6000 slow wifi speeds
Running the speed test under QoS seems to cause slow downs on 1Gb ISP services. Something we also saw on Orbi AC. So does Access Controls and Traffic Meter. So with users on 1Gb service, it's recommended to factory reset the RBR and setup from scratch. Then don't use those features on the RBR.
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