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• WRT 1200AC media prioritization missing upstream bandwidth setting

  The QOS settings are hidden under the prioritization of media.  Looking under settings, you can find options of bandwidth downstream, WMM, without acknowledgement.   No control upstream bandwidth.  Why?

  Firmware version 1.0.4.167471

  @OS2guy
  We understand. We will make sure to provide your feedback to our engineering team so that they can consider this in our future firmwares.

• Prioritization of media - setting BW downstream

  I have a question about setting the BW downstream in my EA3500.

  I currently have 10 devices, of which two are used for video streams.

  I have these two devices connected via the 5 GHz channel and the priority value with prioritization of media.

  My level of performance of ISP is DN 75 Mbps / 5 Mbps UPWARD and the cable modem is put into service for 93.75 DN / 6.25 UP

  I currently have the bandwidth downstream (in the media hierarchy parameters) the value 75 000 Kbps - this is the recommended procedure?

  I noticed when running speed tests on a device of 'normal' priority, maximum speed I see when no other device is active is close to everything I entered in this parameter.

  If a cable is good, then you will be fine.

  Wireless speed tests is not recommended because there are several factors that can cause false or inaccurate results. Wired is preferred.

• Bandwidth limit Upload on EA4500

  I have an EA4500 connected to a cable modem.  My ISP is substantially more slow upload speed that download, and found that large downloads (for example, when my PogoPlug device's sync their Cloud Computing service) will saturate the download bandwidth and prevent any internet access.

  PogoPlug has been able to provide me with the information I need to put a limit on the bandwidth download they can consume, but I can't find a way to do it in the EA4500 firmware.  I found this thread basically say you cannot do, but it's from 2012.

  http://community.Linksys.com/T5/wireless-routers/EA4500-limit-FTP-upload/TD-p/584676

  I've seen other threads, which suggests that tweaking the speed of download under settings in the application of the prioritization of media could help, but there is no such parameter (value configurable only here is the bandwidth downstream).  The revision of the firmware is 2.1.41.162351, which, according to the automatic update function is the most recent.

  I have seen other information to suggest that this feature may be available through the Cisco Connect desktop application.  I have not installed the application itself yet (there are a few quite severe warnings attached to it), but the screenshots in the KB of the resembeles the normal config UI UI I know of my old Linksys router, which was exactly the functionality I needed.

  http://KB.Linksys.com/Linksys/UKP.aspx?pid=101&VW=1&articleid=21445

  Did anyone has had any success or throttling upstream of a specific application, or a minimum limit for the entire network avoid saturate the connection and blocks all other access?  Thank you.

  Tony

  I was able to find the solution to this problem elsewhere.  In response to the bad reviews of the EA4500 (particularly with the upgrade of the firmware Smart WiFi/CloudConnect and the severe deterioration of the functionality it introduced), Cisco posted a link to an article on restore the firmware to connect avant-nuage.

  http://KB.Linksys.com/Linksys/UKP.aspx?pid=80&login=1&app=search&VW=1&articleid=25856&donelr=1

  The following made me a normal router configuration screen.  QoS parameters were more customizable.  I was able to limit the overall download bandwidth, but also to give my a 'priority' for internet access network storage device.  (The new firmware allows only Normal or high, and setting my laptop high does not stop my regular camera to consume all of the bandwidth).  My camera's sync a large file to the cloud (and it is time to do so) in the background that I write, what I couldn't do half an hour ago.

  If you like all or part of the Smart WiFi features, this isn't the solution for you.  But if you can live with a normal router configuration environment, I would recommend this kicking.

  Tony

• WRT1900AC with internet speed problems

  So I've recently updated my 30mbps to 180mbps Comcast internet. We decided to get new hardware to support this faster speed that our 'old' was quite old. The old router is a Linksys E2000, not terribly old, but does support up to 300 Mbps. Our upgrade includes the WRT1900AC and a modem Arris Surfboard SB6183, both purchased about 3 months ago.

  Now here's my number: At the time when we thought that the new internet, router and modem seemed quick and we really didn't actually check our speeds are after you configure the settings. After about a month I started noticing the buffering in the videos and on the websites of loading time slower. I decided to perform a speed test on speedtest.net and found that the speed was down to what she was before us all, upgraded 30mbps... This is certainly not what I pay for...

  A crossed wireless settings to try various channels rather than just auto and got one that seems to work. Channel 11-2, 462 GHz on the 2.4 GHz network and channel 157 - 5.785 GHz on 5 Ghz. prioritization of media network also tried lit after reading that would solve the problem. He did it! I was getting around 150mbps down, so it was a big improvement. Awesome its fixed!

  I ignore the case for a few weeks, but later concluded that the internet was down to 35mbps. This confused me because I did not change settings either. I do more research and find how to configure bandwidth downstream under MP settings. He seemed to be attached to all about 30mbps so I upped it to 200 Mbit / s. save the settings, restart the router just to be sure and do a speed test. Nothing has changed. Always get a slower speed to about 35mbps down and 12 upwards.

  

  I tried everything I found on the internet with no results. To reset the router to factory settings to change the channel under network settings for each network. Still nothing. It fluctuated between 20-35mbps down with the settings I've adjusted and does not exceed 35. I don't know if there is a hidden buffer, I should be searching or if it's something else.

  If I'm missing any info in this I'm going to try my best to fill it.

  Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you

  Matthew

  Your bandwidth downstream MP must be set to 184320. Active WMM.

  To ensure that the issue is not the modem or ISP connect a computer directly to the ISP modem and run the speed test. Keep in mind that on your network the user could also heavily use the Internet causing the performance problem.

• WRT1900AC the optimum settings for the speed?

  What are the optimal settings for my v1 WRT1900 AC to reach more high-speed wireless?

  ISP: Time Warner Cable - I have now 300 Mbps service download / 20 Mbps upload

  Modem: Motorola/Arris - SB6183

  I can has reach 350 MB/s download / 24 Mbps upload connected via ethernet but when connected wireless, I get only about 125 Mbit/s download but I get about 24 Mbps upload. The data here are running Time Warner Speedtest.

  When you run the speedtest in the application WRT1900AC Smart Wi - fi, I get 50 - 80 Mbps download and 21 Mbit/s upload.

  Thank you all.

  Mike

  @NO_SCREENNAME @ wrote:

  What are the optimal settings for my v1 WRT1900 AC to reach more high-speed wireless?

  ISP: Time Warner Cable - I have now 300 Mbps service download / 20 Mbps upload

  Modem: Motorola/Arris - SB6183

  I can has reach 350 MB/s download / 24 Mbps upload connected via ethernet but when connected wireless, I get only about 125 Mbit/s download but I get about 24 Mbps upload. The data here are running Time Warner Speedtest.

  When you run the speedtest in the application WRT1900AC Smart Wi - fi, I get 50 - 80 Mbps download and 21 Mbit/s upload.

  Thank you all.

  Mike

  Parameters:

  1. Enable the prioritization of media with the bandwidth downstream from 358400 kbit/s
  2. Activate the Support WMM (default)
  3. Mixture of 5 GHz wireless protocol
  4. Auto width for the 5 GHz wireless channel
  5. 2.4 wireless protocol "N only.
  6. Auto width for 2.4 Ghz wireless channel
  7. The 5 GHz and 2.4 Ghz Wireless Security "WPA2 Personal" unmixed

• WWM EA6500

  I asked this question before, but I'm not clear how this set up for best results on this router stil.

  I have Priortization OFF.

  I have on WMM to establish a QoS connection.

  I have the bandwidth downstream, a value of 0.

  I don't know what this parameter must be an internet connection of 25Mbps.

  Linksys said there is an AUTOMATIC setting, but not for this router.

  Comments?

  WMM is WiFi QoS, connection side LAN not. Most of the time, it must be enabled for WiFi devices are properly managed on the basis and work well with the traffic. Some devices may not work well with it, so you'll need to test every device with it to see if you notice an anythign. Yes, WMM must be enabled to support single-mode N.

  bigdave240 wrote:

  I think WWM must be fashionable get N works correctly. Haven't tried it, but this is how mine is set.

• slow WiFi on wrt1200ac

  I've just set up a new wrt1200ac. wire speed is 309Mbps but the speed of the wifi is 28Mbps. is something bad is the faulty router setup?

  Parameters:

  1. Enable the prioritization of media with a bandwidth downstream speed of dowload www.speedtest.net value * 1024
  2. Activate the Support WMM (default)
  3. Mixture of 5 GHz wireless protocol
  4. Auto width for the 5 GHz wireless channel
  5. 2.4 wireless protocol "N-only" or "b/g/n only.
  6. Auto width for 2.4 Ghz wireless channel
  7. The 5 GHz and 2.4 Ghz Wireless Security "WPA2 Personal" unmixed

  If the MP does not work for you turn it off, but it is important it be correctly configured at least once.

• Cisco Ea4500 limit my download speed on a wired connection.

  If I use my router my download speed is approximately 55 Mbps, when my PC is plugged directly into my modem that my download speed is on 180Mbps. What happens here?

  I recommend:

  1. Enable the prioritization of media
  2. Use a precise adjustment of the bandwidth downstream (to get precise numbers to connect a computer directly to the ISP modem and run the speed test internet www.speedtest.net )
  3. Initially to keep all devices and the app as normal priority
  4. Enable WMM support
  5. Unless required by your ISP IPv6 disable on slot Internet connections

• EA6900 Super slow flow

  I have an EA6900 put in place for the routing functions on a Virgin Media 120Mbps cable connection.  I see a very slow flow on the Linksys router, and after looking for obvious causes, I am stumpted.

  The EA6900 is connected to Virgin Media "Superhub" which is on the modem mode.  In this configuration, a single peripheral cable with a gigabit ethernet card can see download speeds autour 9Mbps.  However, when a Superhb in router mode switch and connect a device directly to it, jump to 100 Mbit/s download speeds.

  I tried several different network between the modem and the EA6900 cables, but the results are the same.  I was also in touch with Virgin Media, who said that there is no problem with the upstream connection.

  He suggests that the cause is something to do with the EA6900.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Ben

  Disable media Prioritizaion or leave it turned on and ensure that you set the speed of bandwidth downstream to 120000 in advanced settings. Let us know if that helps.

• WRT1200AC/1900AC WIRED Intermittent connectivity software company (Cisco) VPN - resolved

  I work from a Home Office 24 x 7 as a software engineer supporting the business intelligence world production for a credit/bank card issuer applications - so my 'stuff' has to work.  My components materials network and the machines are "top-shelf."  I recently added a WRT1900AC router and have started to feel the intermittent connectivity WIRED to VPN my company (Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client).  To be clear, this has nothing to do with the setting of the OpenVPN server is available via the user interface of the Linksys Smart Wi - Fi.  In any case, after many hours of research and changes the configuration on the router (with a significant amount of curse and aggravation), I solved the problem by using the areas of prioritization of media and bandwidth downstream from the HMI.  Question a also experienced, but to a lesser extent, during the wireless connection.  It was confusing, since generally the when router problems occur, they seem to be more related to the Wi - Fi connection rather than wired.  Anyway, I wanted to share this info with other poor souls that might have been ostrasized of their family, friends and colleagues as a result of this almost apocalyptic puzzle.

  You are welcome. Happy holidays! Certainly happy to clarify as needed.

• WRT1900AC seems to limit myself to 10 Mbps when the gateway computer gets directly 100 Mbps

  My gateway xfinity is a TC8305C. I "bridged mode".

  If I have my computer directly in the front door, I speedtests of ~ 120mbps, no problem.

  However if I insert my Linksys WRT1900AC in the Middle, I get only for speeds of the order of 10-12 Mbps, MAX I tried three different Cat5e cables (including the one provided with the modem router and one supplied with the router) between the router & gateway, with no improvement in the result. The cable from the computer to the router is the same one that works > 100 Mbit/s if I connect directly to the front door.

  I need to use the router to run my network for a variety of reasons, but I don't want to give up 90% of my bandwidth!

  Did I miss something? Someone suggested, I set the ports manually to 100 Mbps instead of having their auto-negotiation, but I can't find any option for this in the firmware. My firmware version is 1.1.8.164461 which seems to be the latest version.

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Brian

  Activate Media prioritization and set the bandwidth downstream to 120mbps exactly. Quit all devices and the app to normal priority.

• WRT1900AC - speed limit

  When I connect my modem directly to my computer, I get 90 + Mbps speeds.  When I connect the modem through the router (except a wired port), I get speeds of 12-13 Mbps.  What can I do to improve this?

  Here are some additional details:

  Router LinkSys WRT1900AC =

  ISP = Cox Communications

  Modem = Cisco DPQ3212

  Thank you

  Lee

  Activate Media prioritization, bandwidth promised ISP bandwidth downstream (ex: 90mbps) and the value of all the devices\app as the normal priority to start. Make sure that the support WMM is enabled as well.

• RV325 balancing work does not correctly

  Hello

  I have a Cisco RV325 (firmware 1.2.1.13) connected to our network, with which we intend to do a load balancing across DSL lines 2 by 2 different ISP (both are only 2 Mbps, so we need bandwidth).

  I run a PC #1 download. WAN1 is full to about 230 KiB/s. Any traffic to WAN2. No acceleration thanks to the load balancing, not even with multi-threads downloads.

  Now, I start a download from another PC (#2). At least, I expected the download through WAN2 (in fact, when I checked the public IP of PC #2, there the WAN2 public IP). On the contrary, the PC #1 download slows down. And 2 downloads cross WAN1 to a maximum speed of 230 KiB/s, i.e. the speed that we get with 1 single line DSL.

  In the statistics of the system, I see bandwidth downstream to WAN1 being used at 95% and only 1 or 2% for WAN2, while upstream bandwidth share really WAN1 and WAN2 when I start a download.

  All of our traffic through an OpenVPN. I tried to stop the VPN, without success.

  Is there something escapes me in the setup of the RV325 to get a true load balancing?

  Thanks for your help.

  Hello

  You can post your configuration, please

  RES

  Paul

• Prioritization of bandwidth for Xbox Live

  Is there a way to put xbox live traffic priority bandwidth on streaming of web services such as youtube and spotify?

  When these services are used xbox live games on the internet become unbearable to play as you would expect... (The ping goes through the roof).

  Now another to be a general problem with bandwidth available to the general public, I was hoping that there may be another solution on the router that could help?

  Details:

  Connection speed: 6.5Mbs (higher downstream) 448 Kbs (highest upstream)

  Router: Lynksys WAG200G

  Firmware: 1.01.06

  Connect the Xbox to the router: Wired

  PC: XP SP3

  Your advice would be appreciated.

  WAG has some limitations. I think you have to go by Port number, instead using MAC address that you don't have the option of using the MAC address.