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Built In Speed test
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Built In Speed test
Just curious here. I mean this is not a big deal for me at all I but want to know if I am the only one with this problem. I have no major problems with my Orbi system. I have 1 Gigabit service with Mediacom and I know my speed is OK because I can test it with my hardwired laptop. The Android Orbi app built in Ookla speed test will test around 300 Mbit and that's fine for WiFi (Galaxy S8) but it will cause my router to reboot after the test has been done. Every single time. Of course I don't need to use the speed test so it is not a big deal for me but I found it a bit strange. Thanks.
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Re: Built In Speed test
If your using a 1Gb ISP service, you need to factory reset the router and set up from scratch, then do not use the built in speedtest app, traffic metter or access controls. As these will reduce the speed of your 1Gb service and disables the HW accelleration needed for your 1Gb service.
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The QOS System is anyway a bit strange as it does just show the Speedtest and the rest is hidden.
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Re: Built In Speed test
Actually the latest firmware update resolved the reboot issue. I'm not worried about the actual results. I am a cable service tech and I have verified that I am getting my provisioned speed. Thank you all for your replies.
PS I hope Netgear will tweak the test so it only tests the router unit hardwired through the modem and increase the download time so 1 Gbit customers can properly test their service.
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