wifi speed slower than ethernet
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NocturnalPing
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-Are you using the 2.4 or 5Ghz? 5Ghz will get you better speeds but at less range.
-Also do you have a lot of neighbors using wifi as well? This can very well cause interference.
-Is the client you are trying to connect 802.11N? or some other standard?
-Ensure to disable any backwards compatibility for 802.11b on your router as this will limit your N connection to 50Mbps, only connect N clients.
-Make sure to Use Wpa2/Psk for your wireless security on your router because this will limit you as well.
Hope this helps!
-Also do you have a lot of neighbors using wifi as well? This can very well cause interference.
-Is the client you are trying to connect 802.11N? or some other standard?
-Ensure to disable any backwards compatibility for 802.11b on your router as this will limit your N connection to 50Mbps, only connect N clients.
-Make sure to Use Wpa2/Psk for your wireless security on your router because this will limit you as well.
Hope this helps!
wired connections use full-duplex (both ends can transmit and receive at the same time). 802.11 wireless devices only run in half-duplex (only 1 end can transmit at a time) - effectively dividing the stated bandwidth(of the wireless) in half.
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/what-is-half-duplex-and-full-duplex-operation-and-how-does-it-affect-your-router/
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/what-is-half-duplex-and-full-duplex-operation-and-how-does-it-affect-your-router/
Are you using the 2.4 or 5Ghz? 5Ghz will get you better speeds but at less range.
5 Ghz
-Also do you have a lot of neighbors using wifi as well? This can very well cause interference.
yes, and I cant stop them
-Is the client you are trying to connect 802.11N? or some other standard?
N
-Ensure to disable any backwards compatibility for 802.11b on your router as this will limit your N connection to 50Mbps, only connect N clients.
Only one client using N
-Make sure to Use Wpa2/Psk for your wireless security on your router because this will limit you as well.
Done
Hope this helps![/quotemsg]
Thanks for trying though, I am sure that it is an inherent problem of wired vs wireless connections.
5 Ghz
-Also do you have a lot of neighbors using wifi as well? This can very well cause interference.
yes, and I cant stop them
-Is the client you are trying to connect 802.11N? or some other standard?
N
-Ensure to disable any backwards compatibility for 802.11b on your router as this will limit your N connection to 50Mbps, only connect N clients.
Only one client using N
-Make sure to Use Wpa2/Psk for your wireless security on your router because this will limit you as well.
Done
Hope this helps![/quotemsg]
Thanks for trying though, I am sure that it is an inherent problem of wired vs wireless connections.
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