AC EA6900 and WUM710

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• Air play drops in and out

  Can someone help me understand why when I use air play to listen to the music, he abandoned all the time. First of all, I got the device connected to her router (LAN), and then I update my network (EA6900 and WUM710) and still have the same problem.

  Wireless security must be set to WPA2 Personal.

  Wireless protocols should be set to Mixed Mode.

  Also have different SSID for 2.4 ghz and 5 GHz range.

• slow ea6900 wireless

  my computer is directly connected to my speed internet ea6900 and get 76 Mbps. In the same room my ipad will display 7-15 Mbps via WiFi. I know that you will have a degradation of the signal, but I think it's too. any help is appreciated

  What version of the iPad? What a bunch - 2, 4 GHz or 5 GHz? If you are 2.4 GHz, have you tried other channels (chosen among the channels 1, 6 or 11)? Have you tried 5 GHz with a 40 MHz near the router channel? To what extent are you far from the router? If you are 10 ft, line of site to the router and have one of the most recent iPads, you should do better. Disable Media prioritization if it is activated and make sure that WMM is enabled.

  I have an EA6900 with a 1 Gbps connection to the bottom of my ISP. I get + 400 Mbps down for my laptop with an 802.11ac client on 5 GHz with a channel of 80 MHz, 2 flow map Wi - Fi and 10 minutes from the router. I get 175 Mbps down on my iPhone 6 on 5 GHz, 80 MHz, channel, 10 minutes from the router. On the other hand, on 2.4 GHz with a 20 MHz channel width, I get 30 to 40 Mbps on my iPad 3 when is 10 minutes from the router.

  -pc

• What is the maximum bit rate under 5 GHz N-mode for EA6900?

  I just bought an EA6900 and been happy with it so far. As we know, its wireless connection rate is the 600Mbps under 2.4 GHz mode N or 1300Mbps AC 5 GHz mode. My question is, what is "up to" N-mode speed to 5 GHz? What also 600Mbps? I couldn't find the answer after hours of searching on Google. I am not able to reach the ceiling with my devices, but I would like to know more details about my equipment. Thank you.

  The devices can reach up to 450 Mbps regardless of network Mode. But standard-wise, 802.11n clients normally has a live speed of 54 Mbps to 300 Mbps w / maximum distance of 300 m or 1000 ft. For reference, you can check this link.

• EA6900 hardware version 1.1... that appears on the box retail?

  I am considering buying the router Linksys AC1900 EA6900...

  I read that more recent 'Hardware' (1.1?) an updated Version is available. I have of course choosing to buy.

  The consumer can observe any indication displayed on the retail box as the new version of material in indoors?

  (UPC, S/N, etc.).

  I also read that the 1.1 version number appears ONLY on the base of the unit.

  Is this correct?

  ... Thank you

  I agree with celine. I bought a Linksys US store EA6900, and it's a version 1.1 with a power switch. Later, I bought three EA6900 from the Linksys store to install refurb for family and friends, and two of them were version 1.1 with a switch and one is a 1.0 version w/o a power switch. BTW, I had no problem with the refurb, and the price is right at $100.

• Beach ea6900 problem

  so I'm facing the same problem with 2 devices, when I bought the first linksys ive contacted then they offered me a device replacement which is the second, although he has the same problem which is low-end, I optimized the wireless settings for the best, is it possible, and always the same, tried also to reflash it has not changed anything , he reached a 20 ft and it's, it's impossible that a very old cisco x 3000 has a range higher than that ive done all the troubleshooting steps a linksys but online

  did not work as I tried to test the rssi, noise in my house that was really low voice against zero tested interference e3500 at the same place and the same power cable and is much better than the ea6900 what to do! thogh I do not complain about speed. also his

  overheating a lot! even with the first!

  I have the ea6900 and access the wifi 2.4 from my neighbors across the street home. It is therefore capable of long range. You mention that you used the same power cable to test both? Make sure that the supply cable is correct because the older router may not provide enough amps to fully power the ea6900. You may also have a setting that is causing your problem. Try a factory reset and see if it helps. Do not restore your settings from a backup, but just try to see if it is better before making any changes after the reset. Make sure the antennas are on tightly. They should not move easily when shaken, but not to overtighten the. I have mine with external antennas on a 45 degree angle and the Middle upwards. Have you tried to look your signals with an application on a smartphone to see what looks like the level? Try to stay on the 1, 6 or 11 as those who are not overlapping channels. Also set the bandwidth of 20 mhz as that gives you a helping hand.

• "Sleep mode" for external USB HARD drive with EA6900

  Hi, I have an EA6900 and I want to protect my attached HDD, put it to sleep when no activity. Because I see that is still in rotation.

  I used to have an Apple Time capsule and the autosleep HDD internal when no activity and start over when someone in netwotk try to access.

  I read in the site of the seller of my HARD drive that is not practical to keep the HARD drive running 24/7.

  Are there any HARD disk with autosleep mode? Perhaps?

  Any advice on that?

  Finally, after some research, the best option I found is "Seagate Expansion Desktop".

  HARD drive have a power management integrated that you can configure by setting the mode 'sleep' time of inactivity (15 m, 1 hour, etc.).

  And also, the wake up function works by accessing the HARD drive via SMB.

  I tested and it works fine (so far).

• EA6900: Can I disable WiFi during certain periods?

  I have an EA6900 and it's a very nice router.  I have a need to disable the WiFi automatically from midnight until 08:00.  There seems to be no way to do it - or is it?

  I try to keep my kids out of their devices during the night.  I know I could activate the parental control for each device they own - but this seems to be a tedious process when all I really want to do is kill the WiFi.

  I need to keep the router and the internet running for a server I run home that is wired.

  Is it possible to simply kill the WiFi during select hours?

  Thank you

  Drew

  It is not possible to plan a full stop of the WiFi.  I suggest instead blocking access by the device on a schedule with

  parental control.

• Wireless devices cannot connect to each other using the router EA6900

  I use the 2.4 Ghz network and none of my wireless devices are able to communicate with each other...  I could not connect to a wireless printer to my laptop wireless (through the router) and thought it was unusual.  I tried ping does not work either.  I then plugged a cable ethernet to the laptop and could ping the printer wireless without a problem.   I tried other devices (wired and wireless connections) and it seems that no wireless device can ping any other wireless device.  If, however, one of the devices is connected, it works fine...  All wireless devices to connect to the router and internet without problem... It's just when they try to communicate with each other.  I have experimented with the desktop using the ethernet adapter, then the wireless adapter... same results.  My wireless using my previous router devices could communicate with each other.  It's almost as if this device has insulated AP running if this so-called it doesn't support that.

  Customer service said: I'm the only one with this problem.  Does anyone else have this problem?

  I have an ea6900 and it works fine for me. Sounds almost like you are connected to the guest network which would be sort of this way. Did you do a power reset? It has never worked? Try to remove the power and back to see if it clears up it.

• WUSB6300 - one of the problems?

  I did the search and felt the adapter Wireless Linksys, not all great reviews - so I chose Netgear Night Hawk & its wireless adapter - well now the Netgear adapter leaves only my connect to only one band at a time.

  In addition, my desktop PC (Windows 7 Home Prem) shows only 54 Mbps in the 5 Ghz band.  And its only about 15 feet away from the router (router is downstairs and the office is on the floor)

  I am now to put the router Linksys EA6900 and its adapter - the WUSB6300.

  So hoping the community can share its advantages & disadvantages with the combination of card Linksys router / wireless.

  THX

  @sethm1, if your router 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands have different names (SSID), the WUSB6300 will be able to detect simultaneously and you will then need to choose who among the two networks to connect to. The computer will then record your network profile.

  If the computer has network profiles of the two bands recorded in the list of wireless profiles, the next time you connect the computer to the network, it will connect automatically to any group is the best signal

• Default access point

  With a router Linksys EA6900 and WRT54G2 v1 on the same network, the main router, EA6900, can be defined as the default access point?  The WRT54G2 v1 was installed to extend the network, and my laptop connects in 60% of the time.

  I use a program that identifies the SSID I'm connected with which I can identify the router by Mac.  To connect to a specific router, I can temporarily prohibit access of the device on the other so that I will still have access later if I need to.

  Thank you all!

• EA6900 - sky, on-demand and other connection issues...

  Hi all

  Newby to post on this forum has my camera for a few weeks now to replace an older WRT54G.

  I'll try and be as descriptive as possible and give you all the info I have and all that I tried in the hope that someone can point me in the right direction - live chat could not help!

  UK - user using VirginMedia fiber for wide band. I have their super hub 2 - but configured in modem mode, preferring my router. Which, as mentioned is new EA6900 to replace the old WRT54G who had got a bit tempremental. The model has no version only. so I assumed that ver 1.0, but it has the power switch. Firmware is the 863 it auto updated version. I disabled this now but alas too late that I read and I can't not the old version of 524 of support (see my other post).

  I have some questions other wireless an occasional reboot which I think could be fixed by downgrading of firmware if I could do it with!

  My question comes with a wired connection (via a switch and ethernet adapter power - but have eliminated these and will expand again) to use SKY service on request. It still worked before changing the router. After changing the router on SKY request I get a message saying ok broadband connection - I get an IP address valid to my assigned range, but it fails to connect to the service on request. I had control of the SKY and they insist, it is not a question to an end and sent signals etc. I have the same problem in three Sky boxes that used to work.

  I also saw this same problem/error with my PS3 which is no longer connects to the internet using a wired connection, it also crashes my switch - but was "bypassed" up to wireless, but even that had to be configured manually and don't work with the settings auto detected.

  I wondered if the use of adapters EOP was causing the problem or my switch that hangs off the coast of one of them, and is connected to that of sky boxes was the cause of error. To prove this, I got a long ethernet cable and plugged directly from the router to the switch - eliminate the EOP adapters but no change. I repeated the process but hard directly router cable to Sky box, but once again the same fault through the service on.

  I should mention that I have Apple TV not connecting the same switch (like the PS3 and sky) and it works fine no errors!

  I did believe all the stuff of sky - planners reconstruction, latest version of the software etc. but now it takes a config or setting I missed on the router which is the stop of service request to work properly, or a problem with the router itself.

  Sorry for the post of time-consuming but I wanted to capture and explain as much as possible. I'm technical with IT resonably as I work in the industry, but the network is not my area of expertise.

  Any help that can be offered is received gratefully :-)

  All,

  I just wanted to post an update...

  I finally found a resolution everthing has been resolved by adding parameters of OPENDNS server address to the list of router DNS servers. I have never needed these before always use those provided by my ISP, but I found the answer in a dark NetFlix forum - I don't yet use this service, but it seemed similar and solved the problem.

  I update incase it helps anyone else.

• EA6900 home network IP and DHCP question

  I have a T1 (I live in a remote area).  The T1 is delivered in an extension of ZPhone T1 network that is connected to a netopia router. The router is connected to my switch and all other network connections come from the switch. I replaced a previous router linksys with an EA6900 wireless.  I unplugged the old, dead, plugged in the new in the same port of the switch.

  Everything went well and I can connect, but the EA6900 starts on a different network address 10.x.x.x

  The netopia is located in NAT to 192.168.1.x de.100 a.199.  I put the EA6900 start at 200 and serve up to 254.  When I apply this, I get a message that the router is up-to-date, then I lose connectivity and when it reconnects, it serves up a 10.x.x.x. yet once.

  Any ideas how to get it on the 192.168.1.x network?

  Thanks in advance.

  Ken

  If you want to use the 6900 as a past or wired AP, you can turn off the DHCP server on the router, assign a static IP address to the IP address of router 6900, something like 192.168.1.50, clear all the other features on the 6900 as firewall, QoS features and what is not necessary accept for the wireless and use the 6900 wired AP. This will put the 6900 devices and any connection to it, to use the routers main host IP address pool and be on the net of sub 192.168. If you do this, connect the cable from the router main host to one of the LAN ports behind the 6900, do not use the WAN or yellow marked internet port. It is not used in this configuration.

• Cascade EA6900 with comcast modem/router

  I have no experence with this stuff.  Basically, a monkey following directions.

  You want an EA6900 to my comcast modem/router provided cascading.  Followed the steps for LAN to LAN.  Has managed to keep to the directions until I put in the IP address.  My gateway to comcast 10.x.x.x (don't know if it is private info) is not the default 192.168.1.1 linksys. When I put in the 10.x.x.x the router gives me an error.

  Help, please.

  DrBonsai wrote:

  I have no experence with this stuff.  Basically, a monkey following directions.

  You want an EA6900 to my comcast modem/router provided cascading.  Followed the steps for LAN to LAN.  Has managed to keep to the directions until I put in the IP address.  My gateway to comcast 10.x.x.x (don't know if it is private info) is not the default 192.168.1.1 linksys. When I put in the 10.x.x.x the router gives me an error.

  Help, please.

  In your case, it would be better to change the mode EA6900 Internet settings and connect the Internet Port to the LAN of the Modem port.

• EA6900 - crashes every 2 days

  I have a wireless router of EA6900 working in Bridge mode as a simple wifi point to access my network. The problem is that the device gets hanged every 2 days (no wireless or cable, manual access don't restart help).

  Anyone have an idea how I can fix this problem? Or I should send it to the point of service?

  What version of firmware is? It should be on the previous 1.1.42.161129 version versions had problems with crashes and disconnects