dravin1911
join:2002-03-23
Kennesaw, GA
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Re: Very slow speed on my network, need help
Hey guys thanks for the replies...I left out some details, still haven't solved the problem. When I try to load a site like google or yahoo or anything, it won't even fully load. The connection just sits there without transmitting or receiving data most of the time, but occasionally it will get 30k/sec or so throughput for a fraction of a second and load part of the website. It never completely finishes loading the page though, therefore, I can't even get to the TweakTester section of this site. It looks like there is a whole bunch of packet loss or something. If I ping the computer downstairs, from mine, (ping -t 192.168.1.101) the ping is perfectly fine, too. Any more help would be appreciated 
UPDATE: I tried moving the problem computer up here so it was just feet away from the AP .. The connection quality and signal strength were a strong 100% up here, as opposed to 60-70% downstairs, but I had the exact same problem with very slow and very unreliable connection to the internet. I also tried running an FTP on the LAN and connecting from the computer, it didn't work either. So the problem is not only WAN, but we can't send files over the LAN either. Thanks for any help, again
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bbarrera
Premium,MVM
join:2000-10-23
Sacramento, CA
clubs:
 ·SureWest Internet
| Sounds like a DNS problem.
Try pinging yahoo or google (e.g. ping -t www.yahoo.com). If it works then try again and again. Post the results.
Not sure what you meant by running FTP on LAN. Do you have an FTP server running on the LAN? If so then did you try connecting from one LAN computer to the other? |
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dravin1911
join:2002-03-23
Kennesaw, GA
| When I ping a regular website like google, the ping time fluctuates between like 69 and 83, and about every 6th to 7th ping times out. Judging by the results from pinging the site, it seems like it should be able to load properly at least, but it is VERY rare that it will actually be able to finish loading www.google.com. Maybe it could be a DNS problem, because that's one of the only things I don't really know about and haven't messed with. All the DNS options for now are pretty much set to automatic/default. Information on that would be nice. Based on the tests that I've done (especially having the wireless card a few feet away from AP), I can only think that the router somehow isn't configured properly, or I just happened to get a bad
piece of hardware. The wireless card did not work properly in either PC I tested it in, despite having a 100% signal strength/quality. It, and the router are both made by Linksys, though, so I think I am going to call their tech support and see if they have anything useful to tell me. Thanks again
Oh yeah about the FTP site on the LAN. I ran a temporary FTP site on this computer to test...and I tried to connect to it (LAN IP)from the PC with the wireless card in it. It connected, and tried to list files, but never got finished..same exact problem as with the websites.
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Brian Grif_n
Wireless Guru
join:2001-01-17
Reno, NV | Do you have a 2.4 Ghz cordless phone or other wireless device near your wireless router? |
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dravin1911
join:2002-03-23
Kennesaw, GA
| I've got a cordless phone right here but it's 900mHz .. I guess I should try disconnecting that. Anyways, we just ran a cable to network the PCs finally But still going to try to get a card for my laptop and then I'll start trying to fix the problem again. I actually wouldn't be surprised if it was my cordless phone..hmm, I dunno. I read the frequencies the router uses, and it's different from the phone, but worth a shot anyways..thanks. |
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jwkwan2000
join:2002-04-03
Sugar Land, TX
| Can anyone tell me whether it is 900 Mhz or 1.2 Ghz cordless phone that has impacted on wireless network? My 900 Mhz battery went dead after I install WLan. I have brought a new battery and it won't charge.
May be it is time for me to replace a phone. I need to find out whether I can still buy a cordless phone without impacting my existing Wlan.
Thanks |
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DrTCP
Yours truly
Premium,ExMod 1999-04
join:1999-11-09
Round Rock, TX
| said by jwkwan2000:
Can anyone tell me whether it is 900 Mhz or 1.2 Ghz cordless phone that has impacted on wireless network? My 900 Mhz battery went dead after I install WLan. I have brought a new battery and it won't charge
This is not related to wireless. Your phone's charger circuit is non-functional! |
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