#IPHONE INSSIDER MANUAL#
#IPHONE INSSIDER PASSWORD#

Looking at the inSSIDer page, you are only seeing something less than 144 Mb/s, most likely due to the fact that you can't run higher co-channels and therefore higher data rates for channel 11. Looking at the router settings, it is set to run at 300 Mb/s which is the highest rate you can run with a dual antenna device such as a laptop. The other settings are Up to 54 Mbps, and Up to 300 Mbps.' For 2.4 GHz, Up to 145 Mbps is the default setting, which allows 802.11n and 802.11g wireless devices to join the network.

#IPHONE INSSIDER MANUAL#

From the user manual page 26 comes the following quote: This is an unusual presentation as normally a router shows 802.11b, g and / or n as a selection instead of their corresponding data rates. To add to his comments, the selection for b,g or n operation is set on that page that you posted by changing the maximum data rate. under Netgear R6250, advanced settings > setup > LAN, i have reserved the ips for these phones as well, still no luck. No metal or cordless phone nearby the router. Anything potentially on the same frequency range: Cordless phones/bases, microwaves, etc. Metal - eg a major I Beam between you and the router, etc or near the router Things NOT listed on inSSIDer tho, which can effect it. find out if there is any other interfearance from other wifi nearby.

what are the wireless settings you have set up?Īnd a major thing, would be like datalink sugested. might limit an N connection to only 150 instead of maybe 300, etc) (EG, poor wireless receivers in the end devices. you SHOULD be getting speeds faster than that. means the modem is working for the speeds it needs.Įven going with some things. Here is the link to Metageek and the latest version (802.11ac capable) of wrote: If you can post an image somewhere, we can have a look at it to see if there are issues with the wifi environment: That will show in list form and graphically, the other routers that are running nearby. If you can, load inSSIDer on a laptop and then bring up the network display. You don't need an 802.11ac capable laptop as the program can read the headers from the 802.11ac transmissions and display the data. This doesn't do 802.11ac, which is becoming common these days, so my personal opinion is that its worth buying the next version for the $20 that it costs. Here is a link to the last freebie version of inSSIDer. To check that you would have to load something like inSSIDer on a laptop (dual band if able) so that you can see who else has a router running nearby that could be causing interference. They contain the downstream and upstream signal levels and can be easily checked once pasted in. Please copy those tables and paste them into this thread. On the STATUS.DOCSIS WAN page are the downstream and upstream tables.

#IPHONE INSSIDER PASSWORD#

cusadmin and password are the login credentials. to log into the modem use the address 192.168.0.1 in your web browser to bring up the login page. You can log into the modem using either network or via ethernet. At the back of the modem are the network names and passphrases. After the reboot, both the 2.4 and 5 Ghz wifi LEDs at the front of the modem should be lit, indicating that both networks are active and transmitting. That will initiate the reboot back into Gateway mode. To check the cable signals, you would have to kick the CGN3 back into Gateway mode by pressing the recessed reset button at the back of the modem for 30 seconds and then releasing it. Other that the ethernet connection that leaves the cable feed and the wifi environment.

That is the port that is connected to the Netgear router. If you look at the back of the CGN3, the connected port LED should be amber. I assume that this isn't a new problem, or did it start with the 250u service?ĭo you have anything else connected via wifi and if so, do they exhibit the same problem? Do you have anything connected via ethernet and if so do you notice any problems with those devices disconnecting?

2022.08