Leave this for a minimum of 12 hours and then it should straighten itself out. You need to let the dhcp lease run out.skeal, Thank You! Help still deal....
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To me, this says you should enable it if you care more about 2.4 GHz wifi performance than USB 3 throughput. If you value USB 3 throughput more than 2.4 GHz wifi performance, leave it disabled.
What router model is this? Could you send a screen shot of this "optimisation" setting please?When I disable the optimisation it doesn’t recognize the usb3 full stop.
Much time has passed nothing has changed.Leave this for a minimum of 12 hours and then it should straighten itself out. You need to let the dhcp lease run out.
Did you reboot? The system has to have an uptime of more than 12hrs.Much time has passed nothing has changed.
Bootstrap time 1 days 9 hours. 21 minDid you reboot? The system has to have an uptime of more than 12hrs.
Ac5300, with the USB setting discussed above to on it recognizes usb sticks, when off it doesn’tWhat router model is this? Could you send a screen shot of this "optimisation" setting please?
Try a reboot and wait until everything connects again.Bootstrap time 1 days 9 hours. 21 min
Try the "Force as Master Browser" setting in USB Application>Media Services and Servers>Network Place (Samba) Share/Cloud Disk.I upload 384.4 on my AC88U and works in general fine only have problem to see movie on my Samsung TV from USB drive connected on router. After 58 seconds movie stop. After movie start can observe bad image time to time until stop. With 384.3 movie work for longer time but show same problems with image. I go back to 380.69 where work perfect.
I appreciate your posts. Thanks for all your contributions.Wow 1000 Messages in 2 years! Man I talk a lot!......
Whats opposite?Exactly, it's opposite
Think it is rather a hardware problem (bad connection to pins or cable). Test with new cable if it still occours.I have an issue with my RT-AC3200 and 384.4_0 firmware.
WAN Port is been connected at 1Gbps, after update/reset.
The problem is that in less than 24 hours it falls at 100Mbps.
If I restart the router, it come back again at 1Gbps and so on.
This problem has appear after I have updated the router to 384.3_0.
I have hoped that this problem will be solved after I have update the router to 384.4_0 firmware, but it was not solved.
My internet connection is 1Gbps.
When QoS - WAN/LAN Bandwidth Monitor is enabled are the download/upload meters wrong way round? when streaming over internet to my media box it shows in upload bandwidth meter not download bandwidth meter.
EDIT: QoS bandwitdh monitor meters must be wrong way around as QoS stats show it in downloads but those meters are showing wrong way around.
384.4 and Repeater Mode
Ok, since i didn't see anyone else try it. I upgraded my hub to 384.4 and immediately lost connectivity to nodes behind my repeaters even though the repeaters were connected to the hub and responsive. Interestingly though. I only lost connectivity to the newer repeaters running the 384.4 branch of code. So i tried downgrading the repeaters to 380.69_2 branch of code with the hub running 384.4 and for now everything is up and running. Only time will tell if the wireless latency /instability i experienced before reappears.
Here is my config in case it helps anyone
RT-AC3100 - Running 384.4 (Hub)
RT-AC66R - Running 380.69_2 (Repeater spoke)
RT-AC68U - Running 380.69_2 (Repeater spoke downgraded to 380.69_2)
RT-AC88U - Running 380.69_2 (Repeater, not currently in use also downgraded to 380.69_2)
So far it's stable and my cameras all seem to be working. Let's hope it stays stable.
Since updating my AC68U to 384-4, I've encountered a significant drop in the single threaded speed test that is available at https://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest. The maximum I've seen on the single threaded test is now 35Mbps, with the multiple threaded test maxing out my connection at 80Mbps. I demonstrated this with running 10 separate speed tests yesterday. Immediately after the 10th test, I've reverted back to 380.68-4 and the single threaded speed test was back to its usual 80Mbps and that was conducted 3 minutes after the last one on 384-4 and every test I've run since on 380.68-4 has shown 80Mbps for single threaded downloads.
I can confirm that I did a full factory reset after installing 384-4 and the speedtest results were also indicative of what I was seeing in real world usage as well.
Any ideas on why single threaded throughput is so bad on the new firmware?
What was the latency to/from your test site? Maybe try the same thing using fast.com or speedtest.net and make sure you are using the same test server (as opposed to service).
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