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I might back up my settings and flash the factory firmware back on there just to find out, then I can go back to dd-wrt if the situation didn't improve.
Could be something about dd-wrt causing the slowness. To be fair though, I have not performed this same test using Airlink's own firmware. I don't think the limitation is coming from iperf because as you can see, it does almost 300Mbits/sec if you're just doing it over the gigabit LAN. So why are speeds higher than 44.5 Mbits/sec not happening with 802.11n even in the best case I can set up? It's very strange. Windows status for the connection also shows 300Mbps which obviously is very optimistic lol. Laptop connected to switch, desktop connected via 802.11N, with router right next to desktop: 44.5 Mbits/secĪnd yes I verified that the desktop was connected via 802.11n. Laptop and desktop connected via gigabit switch: 286 Mbits/sec Even this adapter does not get good bandwidth from the router.
Airlink 101 wireless n dd wrt Pc#
Seems like it does well in signal strength but falls on its face in the bandwidth department.įor example, my desktop PC has an Airlink101 AWLH6070 150N wireless PCI adapter that they started selling the same time as the router, and had the same style packaging, basically they would seem made for each other. These things don't appear to do Wireless N very well, unless I'm missing something. I'm anxious to hear your results, though I have a feeling you won't get great performance from it. Now i will put it into service and see if wireless N performance is better than it was with airlink firmware.
I did that several times but it appeared not to be a factor. I wonder how important this 30/30/30 reset is in the equation. Now i will put it into service and see if wireless N performance is better than it was with airlink firmware. So in my case, try, try again and luckily the router was recoverable. Though at one point one of my flashes back to original firmware either didn't take or the network ports were messed up. Ememergency recovery mode worked very well (over and over) at 192.168.1.10. Again, the symptoms i had were failed network ports or at the least web page admin wouldn't connect and i couldn't ping the router. after about 15 flashes i finally found the september 24th version in the forum and that cleared it up. I think that all or most of my problems were caused by using the 13064 version first. I wasn't doing anything wrong that i know.
Airlink 101 wireless n dd wrt upgrade#
I should note that i didn't ever upgrade firmware wirelessly. Thanks for taking the time to put down what worked for you. I couldn't get the "670" to load and that was why. Great thanks! I must have missed the original part about having to flash it with the "factory" first. Brainslayer says this on page 15 on this thread.Įdit: Yes I may have screwed up the file names in this earlier. Just make sure and use the image from page 23.
Airlink 101 wireless n dd wrt install#
Then from there you can install any airlink-factory-webflash.bin. You just go to the airlink router page and install dd-wrt (airlink-factory-webflash.bin).
Airlink 101 wireless n dd wrt how to#
Can someone point me to directions on how to do this? I tried all sorts of keyword searches and couldn't find what I needed I'm new to this whole thing and can't find a place that tells me how to actually flash the router to dd-wrt. Not sure exactly what the speed is now but it's a big improvement. when I switched to channel 9 it improved my bandwidth from around 200Kb/s up to somewhere more than 20Mb/s.
How can this be? It sounds crazy, but then. 11N connection I MUST use WPA2.Īpparently from what I have read, Windows 7 has issues running on channel 11. Changed wireless security mode to WPA2-PSKĪpparently my laptop will NOT connect. Well I have been able to get better results connecting Wireless N from my laptop by doing 2 things:
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