I have had three different 802.11AC wireless setups and they all have the same problem so I know it is not an issue with my current setup so I decided to post this question here in the general questions section so here it goes.
My hardware is as follows:
Cable modem connected to internet
CAT 6 Ethernet cable from cable modem to First ASUS RT-AC66U Wireless 802.11AC Router
CAT 6 Ethernet cable from AUS Router to Main PC
Second ASUS RT-AC66U Wireless 802.11AC Router setup up as Wireless Bridge
CAT 6 Ethernet cable from Second Router to Home Theater PC
CAT 6 Ethernet cable from Second Router to Synology Diskstation DS +1812 networked hard disk
Here is my problem - if I log into my "Main PC" and try to transfer files wirelessly from the "Main PC" to the Synology networked hard disk, I get transfer speeds around 4 MBps, way too slow. But if I login into my "Home Theater PC" and initiate the same transfer from my "Main PC" to the "Synology", I get a 40 MBps transfer speed. Am I missing something? Is there a setting I need to change?
If there is any more info anyone needs just let me know.
Thanks
Don
My hardware is as follows:
Cable modem connected to internet
CAT 6 Ethernet cable from cable modem to First ASUS RT-AC66U Wireless 802.11AC Router
CAT 6 Ethernet cable from AUS Router to Main PC
Second ASUS RT-AC66U Wireless 802.11AC Router setup up as Wireless Bridge
CAT 6 Ethernet cable from Second Router to Home Theater PC
CAT 6 Ethernet cable from Second Router to Synology Diskstation DS +1812 networked hard disk
Here is my problem - if I log into my "Main PC" and try to transfer files wirelessly from the "Main PC" to the Synology networked hard disk, I get transfer speeds around 4 MBps, way too slow. But if I login into my "Home Theater PC" and initiate the same transfer from my "Main PC" to the "Synology", I get a 40 MBps transfer speed. Am I missing something? Is there a setting I need to change?
If there is any more info anyone needs just let me know.
Thanks
Don