Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite
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@dafyre said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dafyre said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dafyre said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
Are you testing a wireless client?
Trying to troubleshoot what appears to be really slow throughput through my AP from my laptop.
Tested the ethernet and the performance is where it should be.
Are you running the tests from that laptop?
Laptop and a VM that is attached to the LAN on a dedicated port from my hypervisor.
Is the laptop connected at N or AC? What frequency / channel? (2.4gHz or 5gHz?)
AC and N for testing, both resulted in sub-par performance.
20 and 80, and channels 1 and 40
I will actually set the AC channels to Auto.
What about the channel width? I've seen setting them to 20 (for 2.4 gHz) and 40 (for 5gHz) improve things.
Edit: You really shouldn't have to worry about that unless there's a lot of interference in your area.
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@dafyre said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dafyre said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dafyre said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dafyre said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
Are you testing a wireless client?
Trying to troubleshoot what appears to be really slow throughput through my AP from my laptop.
Tested the ethernet and the performance is where it should be.
Are you running the tests from that laptop?
Laptop and a VM that is attached to the LAN on a dedicated port from my hypervisor.
Is the laptop connected at N or AC? What frequency / channel? (2.4gHz or 5gHz?)
AC and N for testing, both resulted in sub-par performance.
20 and 80, and channels 1 and 40
I will actually set the AC channels to Auto.
What about the channel width? I've seen setting them to 20 (for 2.4 gHz) and 40 (for 5gHz) improve things.
Edit: You really shouldn't have to worry about that unless there's a lot of interference in your area.
Correct, although you would not find that much interference yet with 5Ghz channels.
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@DustinB3403 -- did you do the reset yet?
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@dafyre Yes, I reset and set as much as possible to automatic.
Performance is still in the dumps.
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@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dafyre Yes, I reset and set as much as possible to automatic.
Performance is still in the dumps.
Wow, I have an AC-LR and I am getting good speeds
Unifi Controller Running 5.6.30.
This are my Radio Settings
I also have band steering preferring 5G
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I reset it and its off now.
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My new AP should be arriving today so I'll test with that and see how it compared to this.
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@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
My new AP should be arriving today so I'll test with that and see how it compared to this.
Alright, enough my questions
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So new AP arrived and I'm getting the same sluggish performance.
It has to be my router. . .
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@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
So new AP arrived and I'm getting the same sluggish performance.
It has to be my router. . .
What is your router? Do you have an ERL or ERx?
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@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
So new AP arrived and I'm getting the same sluggish performance.
It has to be my router. . .
What is your router? Do you have an ERL or ERx?
No I don't have an ERL or ERx I have a stupid Asus RT-ACC66R.
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I can get an ER-X. . .
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@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
So new AP arrived and I'm getting the same sluggish performance.
It has to be my router. . .
What is your router? Do you have an ERL or ERx?
No I don't have an ERL or ERx I have a stupid Asus RT-ACC66R.
I thought you plugged in directly to your router via swithc port and ha dno speed issue? Wasn't paying a lot fo attention the last few days
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@jaredbusch said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
So new AP arrived and I'm getting the same sluggish performance.
It has to be my router. . .
What is your router? Do you have an ERL or ERx?
No I don't have an ERL or ERx I have a stupid Asus RT-ACC66R.
I thought you plugged in directly to your router via swithc port and ha dno speed issue? Wasn't paying a lot fo attention the last few days
I disconnected my AP and used said ethernet line and my performance is fine. ~300 (should be 500 down) and 50 up.
On Wireless though through Ubiquiti ~15-20 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up.
On the routers wifi (usually disabled) getting the same performance as the Ubiquti. Which makes have to question that.
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I guess the next step is just remove the router entirely, connect directly to the fiber at the demark and see how it performs from there. . . .
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@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@jaredbusch said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
So new AP arrived and I'm getting the same sluggish performance.
It has to be my router. . .
What is your router? Do you have an ERL or ERx?
No I don't have an ERL or ERx I have a stupid Asus RT-ACC66R.
I thought you plugged in directly to your router via swithc port and ha dno speed issue? Wasn't paying a lot fo attention the last few days
I disconnected my AP and used said ethernet line and my performance is fine. ~300 (should be 500 down) and 50 up.
On Wireless though through Ubiquiti ~15-20 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up.
On the routers wifi (usually disabled) getting the same performance as the Ubiquti. Which makes have to question that.
This tells me that the problem is your device and not the router or the AP.
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@jaredbusch said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@jaredbusch said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dbeato said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
@dustinb3403 said in Troubleshooting Unifi AP-AC-Lite:
So new AP arrived and I'm getting the same sluggish performance.
It has to be my router. . .
What is your router? Do you have an ERL or ERx?
No I don't have an ERL or ERx I have a stupid Asus RT-ACC66R.
I thought you plugged in directly to your router via swithc port and ha dno speed issue? Wasn't paying a lot fo attention the last few days
I disconnected my AP and used said ethernet line and my performance is fine. ~300 (should be 500 down) and 50 up.
On Wireless though through Ubiquiti ~15-20 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up.
On the routers wifi (usually disabled) getting the same performance as the Ubiquti. Which makes have to question that.
This tells me that the problem is your device and not the router or the AP.
Hrm. . . wouldn't surprise me being windows 10 and all. . . . let me test from another laptop I have here.
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This chromebook spikes on the download but resolves around 15 down, but it does get the full 50 up.