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Well I'm pretty sure there's nothing unusual about my home network, but I'm obviously the only person that sees these weird test results, so gremlins it is then. I'm glad we've cleared that up.

Thanks bbunge, but still not really the question I was asking. Could I refer you to my original post? It's the different results from different tests, conducted at the same time with the same network settings thats confusing me.

Thanks for all the replies, guys, most of which make sense and I undrestood. I guess my question was a little ambiguous. What I REALLY wanted to know was how, at the same time of testing, the results can be so different. And why....

Thanks for the reply dave14305. As per Colin's telling-off, I've cut and pasted my post into AddOns. However, in answer to your questions....

Thanks for the advice chongnt. No other addons that I'm aware of. I'll give that a try and update here. Busy drinking beer tonight so probably manyana... I can see in the system logs after reboot that something related to custom scripts in jffs is running (I've cleared the logs since last reboot...

I played about with x3mRouting for some time earlier this year, but ran into lots of issues because I use Express and Nord, both of whom require 'Accept DNS Configuration' gets set to Exclusive, which causes x3mRouting major issues. I EVENTUALLY followed xentrk's advice, gave up on x3mRouting...

Can I move it to the AddOs forum?

I played about with x3mRouting for some time earlier this year, but ran into lots of issues because I use Express and Nord, both of whom require 'Accept DNS Configuration' gets set to Exclusive, which causes x3mRouting major issues. I EVENTUALLY followed xentrk's advice, gave up on x3mRouting...

Internet speedtesting has confused me for years. I'm sure I'm going to get blown out of the water for this, but here goes. I pay for, and my ISP gives me 500mbps both ways. If I test from my AC86U running 386.2.4, using the onboard OOKLA, I regularly see 470mbps plus both ways. If I turn on...

In my hands, anyway :)

So you do. I went in to Adaptive QoS to check internet speed because I was having problems, and jumped to entirely the wrong conclusion. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing...

I'm running 386.2.4 on my AC86U, and I'm seeing this, too. kernel: Init chrdev /dev/idp with major 190 Sep 6 14:17:37 kernel: tdts: tcp_conn_max = 8000 Sep 6 14:17:37 kernel: tdts: tcp_conn_timeout = 300 sec Sep 6 14:17:39 kernel: SHN Release Version: 2.0.1 851496c Sep 6 14:17:39 kernel...

Yes. I just wondered why no stats for wired connections. Not to worry. Looks like a "feature".....

Yes, I was referring to that. And access time. Any idea why that is? Is it the same with stock firmware?

I'm running Merlin 386.2.4 on my AC86U. Anyone know why the connection stats page (Network Map/Connected clients list) shows no stats for wired connections?