Panoramic Wi-Fi question
i’m gonna try to explain this. My router is currently at least 30 feet away from the room with my Apple TV, Alexa (Alexa not giving me problems) In the room that I Watch TV, I use my iPad along with...
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First, you need to separate speed test from your in-home wireless coverage because it's 2 different networks.
You do speed tests directly wired to the modem...or a LAN port on the Panoramic. If bandwidth is low during a test, wireless doesn't really matter because you just have a weak connection.
If the speed test is what you're paying for, then you'd troubleshoot your wireless.
I just ran a speed test on my wired and got download of 294.48 uploaded of 14.83
Is this commensurate to your plan? What data plan do you have?
Should I assume your other tests (22/0.94, 18/? Mbps) were via wireless.
yes, the other test was wireless. I have ultimate
So the bandwidth to your modem is good. So the problem is bandwidth from your router to your devices.
However, if 5 devices are sharing your router, each of your devices would get one-fifth of the bandwidth. On a 300 Mbps plan, that'd be 60 Mbps for each device.
However (again), through the nature of TCP, you could cut that 60 Mbps in half to 30 Mbps because while a server is sending, a device would be only listening.
If you're getting 18-22 Mbps with 5 active devices, this would be about right.
I would disconnect all devices except 1 to test your wireless signal from the router as well as your bandwidth.
