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Orbi RBK53 Speed Issue with wired backhaul
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Last time I found issue with unstable wireless backhaul. Now I using wirebackhaul. I found the problem. Orbi didn't support gigabit in WAN port or something.
I use brigde mode from ISP and use PPPoE connection from Orbi. Max internet speed is ~500-600Mbps upload and download for LAN connection and ~400-500Mbps with Wireless connection (tested by Speedtest Mac App and nPref in website - MBP 16" 2019)
I try to connect PPPoE from my mac. Max internet speed is ~900 Mbps (upload / download) with LAN connection
Do you have any idea to fix it? I try with 2.5.1.16, 2.7.2.104 and 2.7.3.22 firmware too
and I have only one computer. I never test LAN gigabit of orbi ... with iPerf
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Something to see if that works. Also might see if keeping PPPoE on ISP router, configure RBR for router mode and put the IP address the RBR get from the ISP router in to the ISP routers DMZ and speed test then...
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Re: Orbi RBK53 Speed Issue with wired backhaul
What is the Mfr and model# of the Internet Service Providers modem/ONT the NG router is connected too?
Maybe the PPPoE protocol, see some of these don't speed test well on this protocol.
Orbi does support near 900Mpbs on the WAN side:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/Orbi-RBR50-is-not-supporting-900Mb-on-the-WAN-to-LAN-test/m-p/...
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/New-RBR50-Satellite-setup-some-thoughts-and-questions/m-p/1695...
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/Download-speed-cut-in-half-on-wired-connection/m-p/1695372/hig...
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What is the Mfr and model# of the Internet Service Providers modem/ONT the NG router is connected too?
MFR: ZTE
Model: F668
Hardware Version: 5.2
Software Version: 5.2.10P3T51
Boot Loader Version: 5.2.10
I try connect follow the diagram (see attachment)
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Re: Orbi RBK53 Speed Issue with wired backhaul
What happens if you leave PPPoE on the modem and set the RBR to AP mode?
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Re: Orbi RBK53 Speed Issue with wired backhaul
I didn't test it ... and I need ISP to set PPPoE on Router/ONU. ISP block the menu and they will reset to default setting too
If AP mode can work at 900Mbps, How I can fix it if I want PPPoE at Orbi not ONU/ISP Router?
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Something to see if that works. Also might see if keeping PPPoE on ISP router, configure RBR for router mode and put the IP address the RBR get from the ISP router in to the ISP routers DMZ and speed test then...
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Re: Orbi RBK53 Speed Issue with wired backhaul
Ok I will try this way ...
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Re: Orbi RBK53 Speed Issue with wired backhaul
Now It works,
- PPPoE on ONU / ISP Router
- Orbi use Router Mode
- Test Speed with Wired - 870-920 Mbps (Up and down)
- Test Speed with Wireless - 4-500 Mbps (Up and down)
But Why I cannot use PPPoE on Orbi to get full speed?
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Re: Orbi RBK53 Speed Issue with wired backhaul
Possible problem in PPPoE handling at the RBR or with the RBR and ISP Modem in bridge mode. Hard to say for sure.
At least its working now for you.
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