Recent content by tigerfan_9

Ditto on this..... @Trip has excellent posts and is incredible helpful.

i'd have to second your bosses opinion of the eero pro setup. after a couple things to work out that were not due to the eero pro, the performance has been spectacular. I have the AT&T Fiber 300 and my combo modem/router was giving a measured 370 mbps "speed" but the constant no loads...

yeah the eero pro and gocoax seem to be both working as intended. some erroneous testing data and a bad/poor Ethernet adapter for the firetv caused the anguish but all sorted now. thanks.

Ok, I did some much more controlled testing last night and this AM. I found out a few things that were causing the puzzling results and uncertain diagnosis. The older work laptop i used won't get up to 300 mbps, playstation speed tests are unreliable, and the ethernet adapter i got for the...

do you have a suggestion on the best way to test this for consistent/most reliable results?

I'll give that a shot and report the results. What's be bummer is that the wifi results have been great. The issue with my ATT modem/router (ARRIS BGW210-700) was the constant no loads, page not found, no connection & refreshes needed on wifi to navigate the internet or apps, especially with...

(i guess this is the right thread since the eero pro is a wireless device, even though the discussion is about the wired/lan connection speed) So i ended up purchasing 3 of the reconditioned eero pros that were on sale on amazon. i setup 2 of them with my moca network. I was getting full speed...

I definitely started going down the worm hole of more intricate systems like Unifi UDM and I saw you mentioned the t-link Omaha in another thread. The APs for the TP system are pretty obtrusive and wouldn’t pass the wife test. I really liked the UDM idea with the hd lite or flex but I read the...

My internet service is AT&T Fiber 300. I am wanting to utilize existing coax to improve both wired and wireless internet. I don't have cable tv nor cable internet service connected. After inspecting the existing wiring: coax wire is RG6 one splitter in attic with line to each room, needs to...