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UPC - Thomson router -> Second router

  • 09-05-2014 01:45AM
    #1
    rdosemyfeet
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 ✭


    Hi,

    Purchased a asus rt-n66u to use instead of the crap thomson that UPC provide , but when I am connecting the thomson to the WAN port of the asus, and run a cable to my pc from the asus, the max speed im getting is 50mbits per second.

    When I am connected directly via a lan cable to the thomson , I get the full 200mbits per second.

    Im losing ALOT of bandwidth between both.

    I have placed the second router in a DMZ and assigned it a static IP, tried disabling one DHCP server on each between, brought down both firewalls but it does not seem to help

    Any ideas?

    Also, is there not a plain cable modem that can be used for the 200mbit connection ?

    Cheers


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  • #2
    sammyano
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 103 ✭✭sammyano


    rdosemyfeet wrote: »
    Hi,

    Purchased a asus rt-n66u to use instead of the crap thomson that UPC provide , but when I am connecting the thomson to the WAN port of the asus, and run a cable to my pc from the asus, the max speed im getting is 50mbits per second.

    When I am connected directly via a lan cable to the thomson , I get the full 200mbits per second.

    Im losing ALOT of bandwidth between both.

    I have placed the second router in a DMZ and assigned it a static IP, tried disabling one DHCP server on each between, brought down both firewalls but it does not seem to help

    Any ideas?

    Also, is there not a plain cable modem that can be used for the 200mbit connection ?

    Cheers

    Hello - try an put the UPC modem/router into Bridge Mode and use asus as your main router.


  • #3
    rdosemyfeet
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 ✭rdosemyfeet


    sammyano wrote: »
    Hello - try an put the UPC modem/router into Bridge Mode and use asus as your main router.


    Hey,

    I tried that, did not make a difference in terms out the bandwidth and also when its in bridge mode my WAN seems to stop responding on the Asus after 10-15 minutes.

    I've ordered the previous cisco router they used to provide , and I am going to add a switch separately for internal traffic

    Will see how that goes

    Thanks :)


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