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Wifi snelheid blijft achter?

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woensdag 26 november 2014 11:18

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Ik zit met het volgende vraagstuk, zit hier aangesloten op een ffth glasvezel 100mbit aansluiting.
Bekabelt haal ik ook prima snelheden (~95mbps met tv ontvanger uit) zoals het hoort.
Draadloos haal ik echter "maar" rond de 40mbps down en 70mbps up?
Ben al enige tijd aan het zoeken waar het verlies kan zitten, signaal gaat via een netgear wndr3400v3 waar ik de tomato fw heb opgezet.
Dankzij de tomato is het signaal van ~25 al wel naar rond de 40mbps gegaan maar dit moet toch nog sneller kunnen?
Het vreemde is dat ik 70mbps up haal maar de down aanzienlijk minder.
Er is geen snelheidsverschil tussen het 2.4ghz en 5ghz signaal en ook heb ik gezocht naar vrije kanalen.
Getest op zowel laptop als ipad air.

Wat kan ik doen om mijn wifi signaal meer richting de 100mbps krijgen?

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woensdag 26 november 2014 12:20

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Tjah, dat is de grillige wereld van wifi. Je kan upgraden naar 802.11ac apparatuur (client en AP) en dan hopen dat het de gewenste snelheid gaat geven, maar niemand kan je dat garanderen.

If it ain't broken, tweak it!

woensdag 26 november 2014 12:30

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Bij een 2.4GHz-netwerk is de maximale snelheid (meestal) 300mbit/s (2x2:2 MIMO) bij een kanaalbreedte van 40MHz. Echter is 40MHz eigenlijk alleen bruikbaar als je geen andere netwerken in je omgeving hebt, dus daarom zal je netwerk waarschijnlijk op 20MHz staan. Je maximale snelheid wordt daardoor gehalveerd. De iPad heeft slechts een 1x1:1-antenne waardoor je maximale snelheid nog een keer gehalveerd wordt. Zo blijft er weinig over.

Wil je dus meer bandbreedte, dan zul je moeten overschakelen naar een 5GHz-netwerk waar veel minder interferentie is en je bij een kanaalbreedte van 40MHz veel makkelijker de volledige snelheid zult halen. Met 802.11ac (alleen op 5GHz) zal je maximale theoretische snelheid nog hoger kunnen liggen, maar dan moet je client dat ook ondersteunen.

woensdag 26 november 2014 12:44

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Zet eens een bestand over binnen je interne netwerk (van SSD / RAM-Disk naar SSD / RAM-Disk) en meet hoe snel dan de upstream en downstream gaan. De Netgear WNDR3400v3 is namelijk gewoon een sloom ding dat aan vervanging toe is, dus ik denk dat ie niet veel sneller dan dit aankan. Tijd voor een fatsoenlijke router met gigabit-ethernet, dual-band 3x3 MIMO 802.11n/ac wifi en een processor die dit bij kan houden. Zoiets of zoiets.

woensdag 26 november 2014 13:21

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I know nothing

Als je een goede 300N Wifi verbinding heb haal je 75-85Mbps wanneer je de verbinding optimaal benut. Of je moet 802.11AC gaan gebruiken.

Diverse fora raden aan om WMM uit te schakelen voor deze router. Zie:
http://brikis98.blogspot....-but-fast-upload.html?m=1

Het kan dat de Netgear wndr3400v3 router zichzelf limiteert door slecht 1 van de 2 kanalen te gebruiken (20Mhz, ipv 40Mhz bandbreedte). Hierdoor zal de maximaal mogelijke snelheid halveren. Mischien dat je deze instelling vast kan zetten op 40Mhz in de router?

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woensdag 26 november 2014 13:27

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Ik heb ze beide op 40mhz ingesteld, zodra ik WMM uitschakel zakt de snelheid naar ongv. 15mbps op beide frequenties.
Het vreemde is dat ik wel in de buurt kom als het om upload gaat maar de download komt niet mee.
Overigens de enigste 5ghz signaal hier in de buurt is mijn eigen, en ook hierop zelfde resultaat.
QoS volledig uitgeschakeld, power op 70mW gezet.

woensdag 26 november 2014 13:35

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40mhz kan zelfs langzamer en instabieler zijn met andere netwerken in de buurt.

De omgeving is een grote factor maar daar heb je nog niks over vermeld, dus:
- Hoeveel netwerken heb je in de buurt?
- Op welke kanalen zitten die en hoe sterk zijn ze?
- Wat is de omgeving (beton, staal e.d)

edit:
Gezien je download lager is dan je upload: Op welk zendvermogen heb je tomato gezet? is het sneller als je hem lager zet?( te hoog kan namelijk te veel storing opleveren)
Te hoog dus, Zet hem is op 30mw en 20 mhz(of automatisch) en test opnieuw.

uitlegje:
Je router probeert zo hard te schreeuwen dat niemand hem meer verstaat. Dat uploaden wel goed gaat komt omdat je laptop niet staat te schreeuwen.

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woensdag 26 november 2014 14:20

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Netgear45 is deze router.
Omgeving is een apartement boven een winkel, router staat op meter of 5.

woensdag 26 november 2014 14:23

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Het gaat altjid bij wifi wat trager zijn dan bij een ethernet kabel, zelfs als je de beste router dat er bestaat hebt, maar dan wel wat meer ingeperkt.

woensdag 26 november 2014 14:54

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Moderator Harde Waren

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Verwijderd schreef op woensdag 26 november 2014 @ 14:20:
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"VGV7519820048", "84:9C:A6:82:00:48", "-85", "8", "14:17:23"
"Ziggo74740", "EC:55:F9:37:3A:47", "-68", "1", "14:16:43"
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Netgear45 is deze router.
Omgeving is een apartement boven een winkel, router staat op meter of 5.
Dit is bijna allemaal 2.4GHz. Die zit aardig vol, en er zijn ook een paar netwerken op minder standaard kanalen waarmee iedereen slechtere verbinding heeft (netwerken op kanalen 4 en 5). Daar zullen ook de netwerken op kanaal 1 en kanaal 6 last van hebben. Kanaal 11 heeft wat co-channel interference, maar dat is minder erg dan overlap zoals je bij 1 en 6 gaat hebben. En 40MHz is sowieso een totale no-no.

Dus: met deze omgeving, uitgaande van gelijke belasting van alle netwerken (grote "als", maar dat kun je met jouw apparatuur niet uitlezen) zou een 20MHz-brede kanaal op 11 beste resultaat geven. Dan nog moet je niet meer dan 70Mbps verwachten.

Maar: jouw router is dualband en je client blijkbaar ook (anders kon je dit overzicht niet geven) en 5GHz is bijna leeg, je ziet daar alleen iets op kanaal 40. Dat betekent dat alle 18 kanalen daarboven nog vrij zijn. Je kunt ook makkelijk een 40MHz-brede kanaal gebruiken. Met een fatsoenlijke client kun je dan 200Mbps halen als DFS ondersteund is en je een high-power kanaal kunt kiezen (bijv 100+104), of 175Mbps ofzo als DFS niet ondersteund is. Kies in dat geval 44+48.


Maareh: frappant dat je upload 30Mbps hoger is dan je download. Zit je niet gewoon op de achtergrond (met een ander device?) 30Mbps te downloaden?

Oslik blyat! Oslik!

woensdag 26 november 2014 15:53

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lordsnow schreef op woensdag 26 november 2014 @ 13:21:
Als je een goede 300N Wifi verbinding heb haal je 75-85Mbps wanneer je de verbinding optimaal benut. Of je moet 802.11AC gaan gebruiken.

Diverse fora raden aan om WMM uit te schakelen voor deze router. Zie:
http://brikis98.blogspot....-but-fast-upload.html?m=1

Het kan dat de Netgear wndr3400v3 router zichzelf limiteert door slecht 1 van de 2 kanalen te gebruiken (20Mhz, ipv 40Mhz bandbreedte). Hierdoor zal de maximaal mogelijke snelheid halveren. Mischien dat je deze instelling vast kan zetten op 40Mhz in de router?
WMM uitschakelen is een slecht idee, dan is je maximale theoretische snelheid namelijk 54mbit/s.

Heb je al eens geprobeerd gebruik te maken van het je 5GHz-netwerk?

woensdag 26 november 2014 19:47

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Ik heb de bovenstaande kanalen geprobeert maar resultaten blijven gelijk.
Download snelheid blijft max 40mbps, upload tussen de 70 en 80mbps.
Ik heb niets anders op wifi, heb al gekeken of er een download liep maar helaas niet.
De "rate" is wel prima volgens de info van de router, ik snap er niks van.

Afbeeldingslocatie: http://imgup.nl/images/2014/11/26/image87017.th.jpg

woensdag 26 november 2014 21:23

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Waarschijnlijk kan deze router gewoonweg niet sneller. Zie bijvoorbeeld deze review (1e Google hit):
http://www.cnet.com/produ...router-wndr3400-series/2/

Kijk ook eens op 'http://www.smallnetbuilder.com' wanneer je een nieuwe router zoekt. Op de 'Router Charts' pagina hebben ze benchmarks staan van een hoop routers, inclusief de wired en wireless performance. De WNDR3400 staat er niet tussen (zie: http://www.smallnetbuilde...charts/bar/113-5-ghz-dn-c), maar geen enkele van de geteste routers in WNDR series komt boven de 73Mbit down uit.

Edit om het wat helderder te maken:
De WiFi verbinding zelf is wel '300MBit', maar de processor in de router is niet zo snel en kan dus maar met een beperkte data rate daadwerkelijk data aanbieden en verwerken. Neem daar bij de processorbelasting in het routeren zelf bij en je je houd dit soort snelheden over.

Vergelijk het met een bedrade router met gigabit (1000Mbps) poorten. Ook al zou je met een gigabit internet verbinding theoretisch dus 1Gbps kunnen internetten, in de praktijk zul je bijna geen enkele consumentenrouter kunnen vinden die dit ook daadwerkelijk aan kan omdat ze beperkt worden door de processor die alle routeringsacties moet uitvoeren.

[ Voor 37% gewijzigd door ShadowLord op 26-11-2014 21:30 ]

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