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Network Speed Issue between Archer C6 and Archer A6 Routers
Network Speed Issue between Archer C6 and Archer A6 Routers
2024-07-29 11:49:11 - last edited 2024-07-29 11:50:21

I use the Archer C6 V4 as my primary router and the Archer A6 V2 as an access point. Both routers are gigabit routers, yet the connection established between those are at 100 Mbps. An image showing this is attached below. The Archer A6 is connected via the LAN 1 port of the Archer C6.

I have a 300 mbps connection but this significantly reduces the speed to the devices connected from my Archer A6 both wired and wireless.

Please provide me with the solution ASAP 

 

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Re:Network Speed Issue between Archer C6 and Archer A6 Routers
2024-07-29 13:01:06

  @Chetas 

 

That's usually a cabling issue. Try using another C6 LAN port to connect A6 or change the cable with a good quality one of CAT 5e or above.

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Re:Network Speed Issue between Archer C6 and Archer A6 Routers
2024-07-29 15:42:03

  @terziyski 
Tried connecting via different LAN port, it didn't work. Also tried it with different ethernet cable. Current one is CAT 7.

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Re:Network Speed Issue between Archer C6 and Archer A6 Routers
2024-07-29 18:07:01

  @Chetas 

 

Change the port on A6 whre you connect your C6. When in AP mode you should use A6 WAN port but you could use any other of its LAN ports as well.

CAT 5E is enought to get 1000 mbps speed on these devices - I would recommend to use the ethernet cable from the C6 or A6 kit just for testing.

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