Does this router have a way to report the number of bytes transferred over the WAN since last reboot?
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I no longer have this device but I do recall that it had this feature...interface counters are pretty prevalent with Cisco stuff...
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You can try resetting the cube which will reset it to 192.168.1.254:8000 Make sure your router is not assigned to the same IP
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None that I know of. Likely limiter is throughput speed, but don't know what that rating is. Hope this helps.
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Go to system check to see if drive is working properlyOtherwise go to Netgear site
43888
I am no longer using this as my cable company has supplied me with a four port moden/router, but as I recall there was a small delay.
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I have received the router and it is the v3 so I'd say they have exhausted all of the v2 stock that they had. Thanks for the input though. My problem now is that with two repeaters, my web speeds have really dropped. I am already preparing to return my router and buy a 24 port switch and start hard wiring the house. Another fun project...
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I have not experienced this but I use 1.05. Check to see if your LAN speed itself is also fluctuating to isolate the problem.
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No. At this moment on port 5 I have a PC on it with a DHCP lease and a working browser. And I can watch the mirrored packets from port 1 also.
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Yes, many routers have problems with ext. storage via USB, esp. USB 3.0 & large volume drives. I also had a problem with attaching USB 3.0 drive to AC1450. First you have to check it via USB 2.0. Or you have to attach a small USB drive and test it. Maybe resetting the router could help. Then you can try ddwrt firmware. The general problem, I think, is USB 3.0 interface in routers. 'Cause it fails to provide enough power to USB port. R8000, the latest model of Netgear routers, works great with ext. drives as per my recent tests. Just for your info.
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I believe there is only the one on Port #10. http://www.cloudrouterswitches.com/RB2011UiAS-RM.asp
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Thanks for the post.My speeds have slightly improved since I upgraded my network to gigabit and upgraded my system to quad 64 bit. My router, NICs, switch, and of course the NAS are all gigabit now. Still, I only get up to 10MB/s. Seems faster than what windows reports though. The only thing I didnt upgrade was the cables, from what I was told cables shouldnt make a difference. Thanks for the reply.
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The best info I can find shows that the 2nd gen had 10m WAN ports. If that's true then "yes!" It might be worth checking your config utility to see if there's a port speed setting (or any reference to speed). I had these symptoms with an old Linksys and was blown away when the WAN port bottleneck was lifted (when i bought a new router with a 100M WAN port). I still never got more than about 15Mbps WiFi (even though wired was faster) but it was noticeably better. YMMV.
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Yes, just be sure to give them separate names, like "MyNet-East" and "MyNet-West". I have two of these and set them to static IP addresses in a range not assigned by my router's DHCP host so I can always get at them to check status, update firmware, and so on.
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Package says they have peak transfer rate of 150MB or 1.5 gigabits with 7pin interface....
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Well, it comes configured to use port 1 as wan port. ports 1 to 5 are configured with 200mb each one (it says that comes with gigabit, but, it is splitted to 5 ports, each one with 200mb).
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no - its a network device with storage, access to disks are via the network
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no, the advertising clearly states 10/100 LAN and WAN ports. For the record, I have been VERY pleased with this wireless router. Set up was easy and I'm not a networking guy either. I even set it up to NOT broadcast my network ID.