Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 13:46 Post subject: noticed slower speed with 1900acs v2 vs my older router
i had a linksys e3000 with tomato shibby and was getting 100mbpsDL/36UP speeds.now with the linksys 1900acs v2 kong(12-24-2016)build getting 83mbpsDL/37UP speeds.Is there settings i still need to do?thats with hard line not wireless.
I have up to 260 mbs with my local ISP Mediacom provider but 1gbs is coming soon. The 800 mbs is local wired speed to NAS but 260mbs internet is easily supported by WRT1900 on wire and wireless (wifi AC test is attached).
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 19:48 Post subject: Re: noticed slower speed with 1900acs v2 vs my older router
Wedge wrote:
i had a linksys e3000 with tomato shibby and was getting 100mbpsDL/36UP speeds.now with the linksys 1900acs v2 kong(12-24-2016)build getting 83mbpsDL/37UP speeds.Is there settings i still need to do?thats with hard line not wireless.
Most likely your connection to the modem is only 100MBit, you can use swconfig commandline too to check the port status, I bet the port to the modem is displaying 100MBit not 1000MBIt.
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 21:14 Post subject: Re: noticed slower speed with 1900acs v2 vs my older router
<Kong> wrote:
Wedge wrote:
i had a linksys e3000 with tomato shibby and was getting 100mbpsDL/36UP speeds.now with the linksys 1900acs v2 kong(12-24-2016)build getting 83mbpsDL/37UP speeds.Is there settings i still need to do?thats with hard line not wireless.
Most likely your connection to the modem is only 100MBit, you can use swconfig commandline too to check the port status, I bet the port to the modem is displaying 100MBit not 1000MBIt.
In my tests the WRT does around 700Mbps.
if you mean the command prompt from computer i get this when i type swconfig
is not recognized as an internal or external command
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Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 22:56 Post subject: Re: noticed slower speed with 1900acs v2 vs my older router
Wedge wrote:
if you mean the command prompt from computer i get this when i type swconfig
is not recognized as an internal or external command
No, not from your computer. You need to either telnet or SSH into the router to run the command. Using something like the program putty to connect to the router. Don't forget username is root with the password that you set up.
Then run swconfig list from within putty
That will give you the name of your switch where mine is called 10.mvsw61xx
Then run swconfig dev 10.mvsw61xx show
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Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2017 1:19 Post subject: Re: noticed slower speed with 1900acs v2 vs my older router
ATHF wrote:
Wedge wrote:
if you mean the command prompt from computer i get this when i type swconfig
is not recognized as an internal or external command
No, not from your computer. You need to either telnet or SSH into the router to run the command. Using something like the program putty to connect to the router. Don't forget username is root with the password that you set up.
Then run swconfig list from within putty
That will give you the name of your switch where mine is called 10.mvsw61xx
Then run swconfig dev 10.mvsw61xx show
This will show what your ports are running at.
