Hello,
I have a really really strange issue. When speed testing my two PC over LAN connected to the RT-AX56U, I get slower speed then testing via phone or via Mac laptop. One of the PC also has integrated WiFi, but it's slow over it too. Here is my setup:
- Huawei E5186s-22a LTE router -> WAN RT-AX56U (Operation Mode:Wireless router, Merlin firmware) -> RT-N12D1 (Operation Mode:Access Point(AP)) -> PC (LAN slower then WiFI)
When I speed test from PC, a get about 40% slower speed then testing via WiFi. But here is the strangest thing.
I also have ADSL connection, and when I plug in ADSL -> WAN RT-AX56U, LAN and WiFI speed are the same.
- Some ZTE ADSL router-> WAN RT-AX56U -> RT-N12D1 -> PC (LAN speed as fast as WiFI)
Speed test also gets good speed when run inside RT-AX56U GUI, same as over WiFi.
The same thing happens on the latest stock Asus firmware. RT-AX56U is connected via static LAN IP to source router (LTE or ADSL) and it's handling DHCP. DHCP is disabled in source router.
Any ideas? I am really puzzled, trying for hours to solve this one.
I have a really really strange issue. When speed testing my two PC over LAN connected to the RT-AX56U, I get slower speed then testing via phone or via Mac laptop. One of the PC also has integrated WiFi, but it's slow over it too. Here is my setup:
- Huawei E5186s-22a LTE router -> WAN RT-AX56U (Operation Mode:Wireless router, Merlin firmware) -> RT-N12D1 (Operation Mode:Access Point(AP)) -> PC (LAN slower then WiFI)
When I speed test from PC, a get about 40% slower speed then testing via WiFi. But here is the strangest thing.
I also have ADSL connection, and when I plug in ADSL -> WAN RT-AX56U, LAN and WiFI speed are the same.
- Some ZTE ADSL router-> WAN RT-AX56U -> RT-N12D1 -> PC (LAN speed as fast as WiFI)
Speed test also gets good speed when run inside RT-AX56U GUI, same as over WiFi.
The same thing happens on the latest stock Asus firmware. RT-AX56U is connected via static LAN IP to source router (LTE or ADSL) and it's handling DHCP. DHCP is disabled in source router.
Any ideas? I am really puzzled, trying for hours to solve this one.
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