Superhub : New WiFi Router and Cat8 cable

Also, another option is to download a huge file from a site, and see what speed it's downloading at (for instance, COD:MW update)

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by newapollo

Try downloading the ookla speedtest from windows store. That seems to give the correct reading on my PC, rather than the website.

http://village.photos/images/user/de...bc992bd303.jpg

Taken 5 minutes apart, both wired on same PC

What's going on with your upload as that is low?

[newapollo]

Well spotted, thanks very much.

I hadn't noticed there was a series of critical errors
Unicast Maintenance Ranging attempted - No response - Retries exhausted

Also only 1 upstream bonded channel.
Upstream bonded channels

Channel
Frequency (Hz)
Power (dBmV)
Symbol Rate (ksps)
Modulation
Channel ID
1
39400089
5.1
5120
64 qam
4

Just performed a hard reset and back to normal.

[JMcB]

this is the results with setup
SHub>>NewRouter>Laptop
>> cat 6
> cat 5e

Best ive got, but cabled i should be getting more.

Also its is with the windows speedtest App, the web version would complete but got a download of 70 somthing

[General Maximus]

that is just a minor improvement from this morning and nowhere near what you should be getting; it would be rubbish for 350mbits let alone 500. I didn't think the app would make any difference tbh because we basically did the same thing on your phone earlier which was using a different device and platform. Still good to do though because it is just another thing to tick off the list. When is the tech coming round?

Originally Posted by JMcB

I currently have the super hub in modem mode and connected to my new router with cat6 cable.

I'll run a test as soon as I can, Sundays a bit mad here ����

Previous post

VM router set to router mode, high specification laptop connected with cat6 cable

Just checking - is the laptop connected directly to the shub, or via your new router, when you’re doing the speed tests?

[JMcB]

Laptop connected to new router, new router is connected to VM supper Hub.

The Tec was here on Saturday, he just said it was the Laptop. I'll see what happens on Monday, VM are ment to be coming back to me...don't see this happening

[pip08456]

Originally Posted by JMcB

Laptop connected to new router, new router is connected to VM supper Hub.

The Tec was here on Saturday, he just said it was the Laptop. I'll see what happens on Monday, VM are ment to be coming back to me...don't see this happening

If the tech said it was your laptop that was the problem then he must have run a test to validate that.

Looking at your speed test results it does suggest your NIC may be running at half duplex.

[JMcB]

Originally Posted by pip08456

If the tech said it was your laptop that was the problem then he must have run a test to validate that.

Looking at your speed test results it does suggest your NIC may be running at half duplex.

But I got an up-to-date laptop and got the same results

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Originally Posted by pip08456

If the tech said it was your laptop that was the problem then he must have run a test to validate that.

Looking at your speed test results it does suggest your NIC may be running at half duplex.

Didn't even think of that, I've had a look and I'm set to full

Can you try just using the VM router alone? (Or have you done this, it’s not clear)

[JMcB]

Yes I've tested with the VM Super Hub in both router and modem mode

Originally Posted by JMcB

Yes I've tested with the VM Super Hub in both router and modem mode

Just on it's own - no other router involved?

[tweetiepooh]

Pretty much any lappy you are likely to be using will have a 1Gb capable network port, the cables used are also going to be OK.
Is it possible to try a Linux live system - used to be easy - go to newsagent, but Linux Format and boot DVD but the magazine isn't supplying discs at this time, but you can download and burn to DVD or USB, boot from that and retest. This can remove the O/S as possible cause. You can also check the NIC's settings to see what the laptop thinks it should be configured as. (Others can show how to get same info from Windows).

[General Maximus]

I thought it was the laptop as well but he has tried it on his phone and he gets the same result. I know his phone could do 500mbits if it was available because I have got the same phone and mine reports full speed for me (378mbits) and my router tells me it is connected at 866mbits so if I was on the 500mbit tier I could physically achieve it.

I don't suppose you have got a friend who can bring round a different laptop or tablet who could do run a test?

[JMcB]

Originally Posted by General Maximus

I don't suppose you have got a friend who can bring round a different laptop or tablet who could do run a test?

That was on of the last things I did was to get a friend's laptop and it's was the same I also tried it with my son's Mac book Pro and it was giving the same results.

Think I'll give the Linux boot disk a run and test it 🤞

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Results from speed tests using Linux OS
One is wireless the other cables with cat6 to the super Hub

Tried to upload picks but site not letting me....

WiFi-73.02
Cat6-152.76[COLOR="Silver"]