Hello, there are many factors to consider. One of them and the main thing is that they are a sight line, you have sight between them. Another important factor is the possible noise / interference near both devices, for such a close distance perhaps a lower power would be advisable and not 23dBm highs. Last but not least, correct alignment. Try a test velicidad to internet and certainly improve your results (speedtest.com)
Hello, there are many factors to consider. One of them and the main thing is that they are a sight line, you have sight between them. Another important factor is the possible noise / interference near both devices, for such a close distance perhaps a lower power would be advisable and not 23dBm highs. Last but not least, correct alignment. Try a test velicidad to internet and certainly improve your results (speedtest.com)

sdavisnz wrote

do i need to upgrade to more expensive gear? maybe from ubiquiti networks?

You might end up on the same boat
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@jarobaina read post #1 again, @sdavisnz is Techy enough on the subject
You are advising in LOS and you opened a Thread on subnet issue, wierd.

from pratices, the speedtest tools show less speed than the actual throughput, try to test the internet speed through this link

being optimistic is the most you get from data rate, especially in this device (CPE210) is limited to the speed of LAN port ...


It is an error of TL, create a device that announces a 300Mbps Fast Ethernet LAN (100Mbps) port, this should have been done a Gigaport (1Gbps) to reach speeds promised ... and yet not consegura transfer data at 300Mbps, only reached half (150Mbps) remain optimistic ...


should consider using professional equipment range to reach the data rate you are looking ...


could find solution using a Ubiquiti product with Giga ethernet ports, which are easy to configure, or use @danymarc said Cambium, which are insensitive to noise, but need special settings ...


and exposing @YCXY, to really know the capacity of a link, you must not do it with a speed test online, it is done with dedicated software that, installed on two computers on the network, one side of the AP and client other side with a shared folder between the two, and transferring heavy media file ... this will show actual link performance rel ...


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