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No one at Linksys can help on this - hopefully someone here can...
Configuration: 5 PC's and 2 printers connected through 2 linksys routers and
1 printserver used as router (2 PC's setup to share P2P). 2 PC's connected to
wired router (BEFSR41), 1 PC connected to wired segment of wireless (WRT54G)
router. 2 PC's are wireless. Printers connected through print server (PSUS4)
which connect to port on wired router. Only the wired router (BEFSR41) has
DHCP turned on
Problem: connect any PC directly up to the cable modem and it is smoking
fast (www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/) with download speeds at over 15,000 KBPS
and upload speeds of 768 KBPS. BUT hook the PC's up through the router and
the speed is cut to 5,000/768 and it's very choppy (if that makes sense).
Adding the wireless router into the network does not effect it one way or
another. Also all three router are on the same network (192.168.1.1).
Linksys had me change the MTU settings and do some other tweaks but nothing
helped. I'm open for suggestions - it's almost unusable the way it is. Any
suggestions would be appreciated.
Configuration: 5 PC's and 2 printers connected through 2 linksys routers and
1 printserver used as router (2 PC's setup to share P2P). 2 PC's connected to
wired router (BEFSR41), 1 PC connected to wired segment of wireless (WRT54G)
router. 2 PC's are wireless. Printers connected through print server (PSUS4)
which connect to port on wired router. Only the wired router (BEFSR41) has
DHCP turned on
Problem: connect any PC directly up to the cable modem and it is smoking
fast (www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/) with download speeds at over 15,000 KBPS
and upload speeds of 768 KBPS. BUT hook the PC's up through the router and
the speed is cut to 5,000/768 and it's very choppy (if that makes sense).
Adding the wireless router into the network does not effect it one way or
another. Also all three router are on the same network (192.168.1.1).
Linksys had me change the MTU settings and do some other tweaks but nothing
helped. I'm open for suggestions - it's almost unusable the way it is. Any
suggestions would be appreciated.