Finding Link Speed
I have just bought a DR3650v-4G.
It is connected vis DSL with a SIM for fall back.
Is there a way to find the connection speed of my DSL connection? The instructions I have found via AI bear no relationship to what exist on the ground!
Is there any reason why Windows 10 would keep turning off File Sharing? Every time my laptop sleeps turns off file sharing for my home network and I have to turn it back on.
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Hi @Jeff-Gaines
Thanks for reaching out to TP-Link Business Forums.
May I know how you manage this gateway? Do you manage it through the Omada Controller or in Standalone mode?
If you are using Omada Controller, you can navigate to Site View > Devices > DR3650v-4G > Ports to check the link speed.

Currently, it does not support checking link speed in Standalone mode.
As for file sharing, this is typically because the Network adapters power down when the PC sleeps, and Windows may temporarily disable network discovery.
Or, your network is switched to Public rather than Private.
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Hi @Jeff-Gaines
Thanks for reaching out to TP-Link Business Forums.
May I know how you manage this gateway? Do you manage it through the Omada Controller or in Standalone mode?
If you are using Omada Controller, you can navigate to Site View > Devices > DR3650v-4G > Ports to check the link speed.

Currently, it does not support checking link speed in Standalone mode.
As for file sharing, this is typically because the Network adapters power down when the PC sleeps, and Windows may temporarily disable network discovery.
Or, your network is switched to Public rather than Private.
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Many thanks. I am managing in standalone mode.
I note your point about the modm powering down, it is arther more sophsticated than I am used to!
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May I ask a follow up on power management. Can I control when it powers down or goes into power save mode? It is proving a nuisance waiting for it to fully power up/on when it's asleep.
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