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Orbi RBR50 is not supporting 900Mb+- on the WAN to LAN test
So I'd like to call NG's attention to the following test results for Orbi RBR50. I'm not seeing anything near 900mbps on the WAN to LAN test. Using both iPerf and Duckwares simple WAN to LAN test pro...
So does your report 900Mbps with external speedtest app thru your Orbi when wired to the back of it? Please give feed back to this. All other tangents are not really relavant here. Were just trying to keep this focused on the issue at hand for those who are not getting 900Mbs (thru) the Orbi RBR on a 1Gb ISP service.
To ensure you testing this accurately, Don't rely on the Speedtest app internal on the RBR. Always test external speedtest app from Ookla. Also factory reset the RBR and setup from scratch. This time do not enable or use the internal QoS/Speedtest app, Traffic meter or any access controls, Circle or Armor. Then run your external speedtest app. Report your findings.
We are working NG support currently to give them as much information about this as possible. NG is reviewing this and looking into it. Any and all debug logs and such, please forward to Blanca_O
Thanks.
I already answered it both in my original post this morning and above at the top of my "tangent":
- (above) "But, to answer your question, like I said in my original post that I had linked to, my PC is wired directly to the Orbi."
-(https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/RBR40-wired-to-quantum-FiOS-only-getting-half-speed-download/m-p/1781416/highlight/true#M67099) "Setup I created this morning: Directly connected my PC to Orbi Router RBR50v2's LAN port. "
And this IS thru the ORbi RBR connected to your ISP modem?
" Running latest SpeedTest Win10 app on the latest Win10 PC against COMCAST.COM server: 511/54
- Running latest SpeedTest Win10 app on the latest Win10 PC against SPEEDTEST.NET server: 930/43
- Running in the latest Chrome Browser on the latest Win10 PC the Netflix-powered FAST.COM: 1.1/39"
- Of course. They all are. How else can I use my router to access intetnet without it being connected to the ISP's modem which is in bridge mode with radios off?
Just checking. Thanks.