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Vigor 2820n Poor speeds through WAN 2
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11 Jun 2012 14:06 #72537
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Vigor 2820n Poor speeds through WAN 2 was created by vladimir harkonnen
I've just moved from a 21CN ADSL connection where I could achieve a download speed of around 10Mbps using the 2820n on WAN1 to a fibre service through WAN 2.
Now on my new fibre connection my IP profile is 54.72Mbps and connecting a laptop to the BT Openreach VDSL modem via PPPOE I get a download speed of 49.84Mbps.
When I connect the 2820n to the modem via WAN 2 it connects OK but my download speed is now only 19.78Mbps (uploads seem to be about the same)
The tests were carried out within a 30 minute period. I also have WAN 1 disabled. Can anyone tell me why my download speed is below half when connected through the 2820? If this is a configuration issue can anyone suggest what setting is throttling my download speed?
I'm on FW 3.3.5.2_232201
Thanks for any help or suggestions.
Now on my new fibre connection my IP profile is 54.72Mbps and connecting a laptop to the BT Openreach VDSL modem via PPPOE I get a download speed of 49.84Mbps.
When I connect the 2820n to the modem via WAN 2 it connects OK but my download speed is now only 19.78Mbps (uploads seem to be about the same)
The tests were carried out within a 30 minute period. I also have WAN 1 disabled. Can anyone tell me why my download speed is below half when connected through the 2820? If this is a configuration issue can anyone suggest what setting is throttling my download speed?
I'm on FW 3.3.5.2_232201
Thanks for any help or suggestions.
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12 Jun 2012 10:46 #72551
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Replied by stuey on topic Re: Vigor 2820n Poor speeds through WAN 2
Model Name : Vigor2820Vn
Firmware Version : 3.3.7_232201
Build Date/Time : Oct 27 2011 11:20:43
ADSL Firmware Version : 232201_A Hardware: Annex A
Is what I use and the settings.
WAN > General setup
Enable : yes
Name: FTTC
Physical Mode : Ethernet
Physical type: 100M full duplex
Active mode always on
WAN > Internet Access > WAN 2
PPoE Enable
MTU 1442
ARP detect
PPP Pap or CHAP
idle -1
Default Mac
Dynamic IP (even though we have a static)
Make sure Quality of Service is disabled (inactive)
Hope this hepls
Firmware Version : 3.3.7_232201
Build Date/Time : Oct 27 2011 11:20:43
ADSL Firmware Version : 232201_A Hardware: Annex A
Is what I use and the settings.
WAN > General setup
Enable : yes
Name: FTTC
Physical Mode : Ethernet
Physical type: 100M full duplex
Active mode always on
WAN > Internet Access > WAN 2
PPoE Enable
MTU 1442
ARP detect
PPP Pap or CHAP
idle -1
Default Mac
Dynamic IP (even though we have a static)
Make sure Quality of Service is disabled (inactive)
Hope this hepls
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12 Jun 2012 10:50 #72552
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Replied by stuey on topic Re: Vigor 2820n Poor speeds through WAN 2
And it this doesn't work I know what will.
You need to start afresh with your setup. e.g. don't backup your config, you manually type it all in again after doing a firmware update. My speeds had exactly the same issue as you. I didn't believe that copying all my settings down on a pad, flashing the firmware to the latest (or to the one I'm using) and then manually typing them all in again would make any difference, but it did!
I thought I'd put my setting up first, just in case that fixes this, as it took me 2 hours to write everything down and then manually put in again. I suppose screen shots would have been better but I'd already started!
Regards
You need to start afresh with your setup. e.g. don't backup your config, you manually type it all in again after doing a firmware update. My speeds had exactly the same issue as you. I didn't believe that copying all my settings down on a pad, flashing the firmware to the latest (or to the one I'm using) and then manually typing them all in again would make any difference, but it did!
I thought I'd put my setting up first, just in case that fixes this, as it took me 2 hours to write everything down and then manually put in again. I suppose screen shots would have been better but I'd already started!
Regards
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