Upon seeing edgewater 's post above, I revisited the issue. I checked my Cisco router's QoS setting. It was OFF. Check box empty. Something is going on here. View solution in original post. LaraBeagle , good find. I have a codau modem and an asus ac86u router, around a month or two ago i noticed my speeds were cut to around mbps. I chatted with rogers and they suggested its my router, sure enough after turning off bridge mode and using just rogers' modem my speeds were back to mbps.
Today i bought an identical router and the speeds are still hovering around mbps. What gives, is rogers neutering bridge mode or something? I tried disabling qos many times and its still slow, on a new router qos is off anyway so i didn't even have time to enable it after i turned it on. The weird thing is everything was working fine with qos for over a year, not sure why this issue popped up. Please keep us posted.
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Lower speeds while on the router on multiple tests, while the higher speeds directly connected to the modem on multiple tests. QoS is off by default. Last edited: Nov 2, Joined Nov 4, Messages Try a different PC with a Gigabit Ethernet port, and try connecting to a different Ethernet port on the router. If you are still not getting the faster speeds via the router, try a different router.
Joined Jun 20, Messages 1, My bet is that the problem is with the WAN port auto-negotiating the wrong speed. Is there any way for you to hard code the link speed to gigabit on the router? M76 [H]F Junkie.
Joined Jun 12, Messages 12, Have you tried different cables between the router and the modem? Are you running firmware 3. The firmware is version. I tested another 68u and the result is the same.
When I connected other NAS to my router, it. So it is weird. I am just throwing out some ideas … I have never had a problem, well actually once and I did a factory default restore on my Asus RT-AC68P and started over, and that seemed to solve my issue. I use AiCloud, have a portable HD drive attached to router, never have needed to use QOS, since home network and internet is lightening fast with lots of bandwidth here.
I will throw out the suggestion that it is RF interference causing the issue. Example, when I was setting up my WD wireless passport, I was having a devil of a time getting it to use a certain wireless channel. In the past few days someone posted same issue with his drive connected to his Surface pad.
Tony and I ,and both came up with RF interference, and Tony also came up with an Intel white paper explaining this as a big problem in many instances.
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