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    RT-AC87U - Port Teaming?

    I am afraid it is kind of a mistery ;). I had an AC87U for a few days and can tell it is not enabled by default. I hooked my nas(ds412+) to the router and it gave an error msg with LACP in dsm. If i set it up with just fault tolerance, it shows one lanport down in the Asus gui. So it does not...
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    Strange Wan slowdown RT-AC66U

    The Asus will be returned tommorow, sticking with the TP-Link for now. Thanks for the advise/suggestions.
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    Strange Wan slowdown RT-AC66U

    I have just connected the TP-Link again to compare, and the download is now full speed..... strange:confused:
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    Strange Wan slowdown RT-AC66U

    Yep the HW Acceleration was and is enabled.
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    Strange Wan slowdown RT-AC66U

    Already did check with the modem connected directly to the pc and the result is full speed. As the same with the cheap TP-Link, but with the Asus my dowload is reduced by about 30/40%. The Upload however, is full speed. The provider is Caiway, located in the Netherlands (Europe)
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    Strange Wan slowdown RT-AC66U

    @RMerlin thanks for your reply/ suggestions. QOS is disabled and no downloadmaster or other addons are installed. At this moment there is a default Merlin firmware installed. And I use the cat5e cables from my internetprovider. With these cables the up/ downspeed with the Tp-Link is good...
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    Strange Wan slowdown RT-AC66U

    Strange WAN slow down (wired) I have a 300/300mbit fiber connection and my Asus is slowing down the download speed with about 30/40%. However, the upload is above 300mbit, so normal. This is with the stock and Merlins firmware. Without a router or with the 60% cheaper TP-Link WDR3600, both...
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