Eap110 outdoor bad wifi

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Eap110 outdoor bad wifi
Eap110 outdoor bad wifi
2020-05-18 09:43:49
Model: EAP110-Outdoor  
Hardware Version: V3
Firmware Version:

Hi,

I just bought the eap110 for the garden area.

When i use the cable in my laptop it generates 210 mbps. But when i put the cable in the eap110 i only get a wifi signal from 20 mbps... and this is less then 5 meters away.

 

What am i doing wrong? I know that wifi always get less mbps but almost 200 less?

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Re:Eap110 outdoor bad wifi
2020-05-18 12:06:36

@Fipoow, what settings do you use? Did you disable WMM? Did you set TKIP encryption? Did you check for heavy interferences in the 2.4 GHz band?

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Re:Eap110 outdoor bad wifi
2020-05-18 15:12:58

@R1D2 

 

I tried these 2 settings, but now it's even worse only got 4.5 mbps now...

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Re:Eap110 outdoor bad wifi
2020-05-18 17:15:27

 

Fipoow wrote

I tried these 2 settings, but now it's even worse only got 4.5 mbps now...

 

I asked whether you had set those settings enabled, I didn't mean to change it!

 

If those settings are enabled, WiFi rate will be limited to 54 Mbps and throughput decreases to ~20 Mbps you reported originally.

 

But if throughput goes to 4.5 Mbps when wifi rate is limited to 54 Mbps, then EAP settings are not the cause for low throughput. Either interferences by nearby APs around or a bad WiFi card in your laptop/PC are the cause for low wireless throughput even if WiFi rate is 300 Mbps.

 

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Re:Eap110 outdoor bad wifi
2020-05-18 17:40:12
When i connect my pc to my own wifi i get 200mbps no problem, so the card isn't the issue. And on the cable 220 to 240 mbps. So the problem lies somewhere in the eap110
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