Very slow speeds on 2.4 Ghz

[nihad]

@armaan_99 and i have a small problem. my plan speed is 100mbps
when i connect to router with lan i get maximum 75mbps
when i connect to modem with lan i get 100mbps which is ok
how to solve the problem. any idea?

 

[nihad]

You can try and bring both modem and router in same ip range. Check with below settings:-

1. Switch off both modem (ONU) and router(Netlink).
2. Switch on modem and connect via lan and disable DHCP and change the ip of modem to 192.168.0.2, ensure modem is in bridge mode before doing that.
3. Connect modem and router via LAN. Modem 1gig port to router’s WAN port.
3. Switch on router and in DHCP server check for DHCP if it’s assigning ip from 192.168.0.2 or from .100, if assigning from 0.2 change it to start from 0.3.

That’s it.

Now 0.1 router will open and 0.2 modem page will open.

modem page isnt opening ...in router dhcp was assigned 0.100,I changed it to start from 0.3 and end at 0.4

 

[armaan_99]

You can keep to start from 0.100 as it was earlier and have you disabled DHCP and Lan ip is set to 192.168.1.2 of modem.

If possible share screenshot.

 

[nihad]

@armaan_99 Attach option is not coming..u told earlier to set ip of mdem to 192.168.0.2 ..now i connected directly to modem and modem page isnt opening..totally screwed up

 

[nihad]

@armaan_99 Attach option is not coming..u told earlier to set ip of mdem to 192.168.0.2 ..now i connected directly to modem and modem page isnt opening..totally screwed up

 

[armaan_99]

Yes, two modems/routers on different gateway is not communicating, best option is to get the router which can help assigned secondary connection like C6 Archer.

 

[greghouse]

@dhyaneshwar94 bro, check Google. 2.4G supports up to 450mbps and even the companies assure 300mbps

No, it can support upto 750 Mbps also.
Have you seen routers being named as AC1200, AC1900, AC1750, AC2900 and all? But if you look closely, they will indicate that its the combined speed of 2.4g and 5g band. For example in AC1200 router, it is 867 Mbps max on 5g band, and 300 Mbps on 2.4g band. Similarly for AC1900, it is 1300 Mbps on the 5 GHz band and 600 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band. So, on the 5g band you might get the advertised speeds on an internet speedtest, but on 2.4g band, it depends on the transmitter and the receiver too. Since 2.4g is an old tech and has been around for sometime, most phones support variety of speeds. And most 2.4g installations are designed for less speed and more range.
The more costlier and more the AC numbers, the higher the max speeds on both bands.

 

[greghouse]

@dhyaneshwar94 bro, check Google. 2.4G supports up to 450mbps and even the companies assure 300mbps

Here you go, the complete specs

IEEE 802.11ac-2013 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Type	2.4 GHz band[c] Mbit/s	2.4 GHz band config [all 40 MHz]	5 GHz band Mbit/s	5 GHz band config [all 80 MHz]
AC450	-	-	433	1 stream @ MCS 9
AC600	150	1 stream @ MCS 7	433	1 stream @ MCS 9
AC750	300	2 streams @ MCS 7	433	1 stream @ MCS 9
AC1000	300	2 streams @ MCS 7	650	2 streams @ MCS 7
AC1200	300	2 streams @ MCS 7	867	2 streams @ MCS 9
AC1300	400	2 streams @ 256-QAM	867	2 streams @ MCS 9
AC1300	-	-	1,300	3 streams @ MCS 9
AC1350	450	3 streams @ MCS 7	867	2 streams @ MCS 9
AC1450	450	3 streams @ MCS 7	975	3 streams @ MCS 7
AC1600	300	2 streams @ MCS 7	1,300	3 streams @ MCS 9
AC1700	800	4 streams @ 256-QAM	867	2 streams @ MCS 9
AC1750	450	3 streams @ MCS 7	1,300	3 streams @ MCS 9
AC1900	600	3 streams @ 256-QAM	1,300	3 streams @ MCS 9
AC2100	800	4 streams @ 256-QAM	1,300	3 streams @ MCS 9
AC2200	450	3 streams @ MCS 7	1,733	4 streams @ MCS 9
AC2300	600	4 streams @ MCS 7	1,625	3 streams @ 1024-QAM
AC2400	600	4 streams @ MCS 7	1,733	4 streams @ MCS 9
AC2600	800	4 streams @ 256-QAM	1,733	4 streams @ MCS 9
AC2900	750	3 streams @ 1024-QAM	2,167	4 streams @ 1024-QAM
AC3000	450	3 streams @ MCS 7	1,300 + 1,300	3 streams @ MCS 9 x 2
AC3150	1000	4 streams @ 1024-QAM	2,167	4 streams @ 1024-QAM
AC3200	600	3 streams @ 256-QAM	1,300 + 1,300	3 streams @ MCS 9 x 2
AC5000	600	4 streams @ MCS 7	2,167 + 2,167	4 streams @ 1024-QAM x 2
AC5300	1000	4 streams @ 1024-QAM	2,167 + 2,167	4 streams @ 1024-QAM x 2

 

[r19]

The above speeds seem to be combined over multiple devices and UL+DL and in perfect environment. In reality, you won't get more than 70mbps in 2.4g, more likely around 30-40mbps when close to the router. Just search '2.4ghz real world speed'