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Till I noticed that when I do a network speed test or run a bittorrent client the ping is all right. It only fluctuates when the network is idle. Might be a Windows 7 issue or a thing with my TP-LINK adapters, but when I give a bit of a load on the Wi-Fi the fluctuation vanishes and the network works all right.
For example if the router IP is 192.168.1.1, Fill the IP address of PC's LAN as 192.168.1.x and similarly if the router IP is 192.168.0.1, fill-in the IP as 192.168.0.x.Now fill the default gateway as 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1. If above method fails, try connect router directly to your PC/Laptop with a ethernet cable.
During the set-up, the router originally provided the "192.168.x.x" IP Address range. However, before the set-up was complete a Netgear pop-up message appeared informing me that due to an IP Address conflict with my ISP, "Netgear" was changing my IPadd to 10.0.0.1. There was no mention of speed or any other issues.
First in windows go to control panel> Network and internet. from the Network and Sharing Centre go to View network computers and devices inside that window you can see your router device. Using third mouse key open menu in your router device icon and select first option View device webpage.
Take your router's address local part (the last 16 "nibbles" - or 8 bytes - or 64 bits) and your global prefix, to get a global IPv6 address for your router. e.g. with the OP's data: so combine 2a0b:c230:35:204c:: (your global IPv6) prefix with your router's interface identifier ::297a:3cfd:fee5:3326.
Plug the WAN port of router C to a LAN port of router B. Router B will handle all DHCP requests. Enable QoS on Router B. For the Wireless settings on Router C. for both the 2.4 and 5GHz bands, assign the same SSID name and password. On router B, for both the 2.4 and 5GHz bands, assign the same SSID name and password, but different from the SSID ...
Try this. Start > Run > firewall.cpl >Advanced > Click " Settings " under ICMP. Only this should be selected. Allow incoming echo request. See if this helps out at all. Edit. Another possible solution that i have read the firmware has issues.
21. It supports speeds up to 300 Mbps. However all my clients connected to it show a Link Speed of 72 Mbps. The clients are all modern devices like OnePlus 3, etc. Even the SpeedTest results are more on wired connections connected to the same router (~60 Mbps) and nearly halved on wireless connections (~25 Mbps) even when standing next to the ...
Here 192.168.1.0 is now considered a normal (unicast) address. It triggers an ARP request (which fails as usual when there's no answer after 3s). Linux' change was made in this commit (available in kernel 5.14+): ip: Treat IPv4 segment's lowest address as unicast.
1. It is most likely your ethernet cable, if your ethernet cable is a cat5 cable, max speed you can get is 100mbps. I would recommend switching to a cat 5e or preferably a cat 6 ethernet cable. I checked the ethernet port you provided and you are capable of 1gig speeds, try a network cable and that should fix the issue. Share.