CB9TOIIIA
For wai fay standard g 54mbit / s - maximum.

On wi-fi, yes .. This is understandable. But for a simple lan - access ethernet ... above 54 does not jump ... I want to understand. He cuts up to 54 for all lan - once wan maximum 54: sveta:

Just the router is weak, so it does not pull 100mbits.
It is necessary to buy a more powerful device, if straining speed.

In principle, everything suits ... I do not chase above 50 mb / s.

The provider provides local speed and already external to 100 Mbit / s ... And then the speed was cut by me after the router ... I found a hypothesis:

WAN - Wide Area Network, that is, the actual source of the Internet, which the router distributes to the LAN ports

Judging by it from the WAN (Internet) - goes to the lan. . and therefore the maximum will be 54.

Right? :-)

CB9TOIIIA the hypothesis is untenable (if only the router is not connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi, but this router is unlikely to be configured that way, it can be).
Ethernet and Wi-Fi are different things.

WAN goes on Ethernet. Ethernet standards: 10mbit / 100mbit / 1000mbit.
54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 11, 9, 6, 5.5, 2, 1 Mbit / s are Wi-Fi standards.

The router processes each data packet and routes it according to its routing table.
In this case, the processor does not cope and speed is cut.

Post has been editedLicvidatormax - 03.09.11, 15:03

LikvidatorMax,
Hmm ... then what is the reason why my internet speed was cut from the localfrom 100 Mbps to about 54 Mbps on lan (twisted pair)?

Standards know. But having forced 2 Mbit / s for wi-fi, I still get the maximum 54 by lan.



Post has been editedCB9TOIIIA - 03.09.11, 15:03

CB9TOIIIA
If you connect a network card, bypassing the router, then everything will be fine with speed.

Why screen? Firmware dd-wrt, as far as I can see, so what?

Post has been editedLicvidatormax - 03.09.11, 15:07

LikvidatorMax,
It's clear. Without a router directly everything is fine 100 Mbps. BUT with him 54.

But I still believe only:WAN - Wide Area Network, that is, the actual source of the Internet, which the router distributes to the LAN ports

Screen-connection via a router to the Internet (while we do not take into account wi-fi).

THOSE. I want to say he initially connects to the Internet and distributes 54.



Post has been editedCB9TOIIIA - 03.09.11, 15:09

CB9TOIIIA

Do not believe my words, understand yourself.

LikvidatorMax,
Thanks for the help. Just where is the wonderful button to set 100 Mbps. Or the reason is stupid in the router ....

I logically assume:

From the description on the first page ... Poke where wrong: rolleyes:

This switching speeds Wi-Fi and WAN have nothing to do.

In dd-wrt there is a help next (right), you can read.

Post has been editedLicvidatormax - 03.09.11, 15:19

LikvidatorMax,
Then I finally got confused ... In your opinion, where can the reason be? : sveta:
Route-table



Post has been editedCB9TOIIIA - 03.09.11, 15:33

I wrote.



This switch does not control the speed on the WAN

LikvidatorMax,
Wi-fi (WAN) or correctly understood Wlan. . . That max 54. But confuses that when connecting (login: password) to the provider - connection typeWan .. okay . .

CB9TOIIIA,
first: the speed is limited to "about 54mbit / s" - this is the physical limit of the router ... it will no longer be able to drive traffic out of internet - as the iron has already said is weak ...

second:
WAN is the "outside world", the Internet
LAN is "inner world", our home LAN
WLAN - it is Wireless-LAN, also an “inner world” but without wires — Wi-Fi ... connected programmatically to the LAN (you can untie and there will be two separate networks, but you don’t need nafig)
Remember these abbreviations and do not confuse more :)

third: "WAN connection TYPE" ... even in the screenshot I see "PPPoE" ... and in the logs I just skip requests / replies from the WAN port ... do not bother ...

Fourth: it’s useless to contact the provider with similar questions ... your equipment is your problems ... as an option to improve speed, disable all logs that are kept (traffic counter for example) ... you can try to increase the packet size (but for very large the provider will stop taking them) ...

what kind of people need to put the firmware on it to speed up wi-fi to the maximum

I havedd-wrt- beauty. No complaints at the office. firmware - cruelly stupid wi-fi with phones on android.

What do you mean by "maximum"? 2 megabytes / sec is a practically unrealizable ceiling ... without a megabyte-one and a half / sec, but this can be done on the stock firmware without any tricky settings ....

PS: 54mbit / s - as always marketing lies ...

Factory.
In general, there are several rules common to all routers:
The manufacturer always writes inflated figures, in reality they are usually less, and not only for WiFi, the chipset is unlikely to pull full speed even in relatively expensive models of home products. So the figure on the box can be cut almost double.
Left firmwares like dd-wrt, tomato, open-wrt, free-wrt, from Oleg (in the case of netgiers), and many others, as a rule, load the already frail percentage of the router even more than reduce the speed.
With regards to DIR320 - either the factory, or DD-WRT the difference they will not be great. If the channel is thick, it's easier to change the router to the one with wifi N and gigabit WAN.
IMHO.

Post has been editedDon willy - 12.01.12, 22:22

changed but beech current b / g