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mini1
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| mundy5 wrote: | | that depends on whether your belkin has QoS or not. |
How would I figure that out? It is the slightly older Belkin 54G wireless router with 2 antennas. |
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mundy5
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2 ways.
1. look in the user's guide that came with it or download it off of Belkin's website.
2. look in the web configuration under Gaming and Applications and see if it is there. |
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su_A_ve
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| mini1 wrote: | | mundy5 wrote: | | that depends on whether your belkin has QoS or not. |
How would I figure that out? It is the slightly older Belkin 54G wireless router with 2 antennas. |
54G with 2 antennas? Sounds like an old 7130, which does not have QoS.
However unless you are constantly d/l torrents or online gaming, you should not have problems with it.
Otherwise, look at the model number and get the manual from Belkin's site... |
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mini1
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I just looked at the unit and it is a F5D7230-4 Ver. 1010.
I looked in the online control panel and I don't see any QOS. |
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psubill78
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I haven't seen any updates on this - is there any max throughput for the RTP300.
I have a 15 meg down connection, and I can't seem to squeeze any more than about 8 mbps.... |
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Specifications Model Number RTP300 Standards IEEE 802.3 (10BaseT), IEEE 802.3u (100BaseTX) Ports/Buttons One 10/100 RJ-45 Internet Port, Four 10/100 RJ-45 Network Ports, Two Standard Phone Ports, One Power Port, Rest Button Cabling Type RJ45 Ethernet Category 5, RJ11 Standard Phone cable LEDs INTERNET, PHONE2, PHONE1, ETHERNET(1-4), POWER UPnP able/cert Certified Network Protocols TCP/IP Voice Protocols Session Initiation Protocol (SIP v2) Voice Codec’s G.711 a-law, G.711μ-Law, G.726, G.729 A/B/E, and G.723.1 Ringer equivalence number (REN) 5 REN per RJ-11 port FXS Port Impedance 600 ohm resistive or 270 ohm + 750ohm/150nF complex impedance Ring Frequency 25 Hz Ring Voltage 40 - 50 Vrms Warranty 1 year Environmental Dimensions 170 mm x 170 mm x 31 mm (W x D x H) (6.69" x 6.69" x 1.22") Unit Weight 12.20 oz. (0.346 kg) Power Input External, 12V DC, 1.0A Certifications FCC, CE, cUL Operating Temp. 32ºF to 104ºF (0ºC to 40ºC) Storage Temp. -4ºF to 140ºF (-20ºC to 60ºC) Operating Humidity 10% to 85%, Non-Condensing Storage Humidity 5% to 90%, Non-Condensing
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Azzitude
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I have TWC and an RTP300 with Linksys Wireless N Router ... 15Mb Down All day and night ..... your cable modem should be on the wan port of the Wireless router, you rtp should plug into the built in hub on the router and QOS should be turned OFF.
you computers also plug into the same hub spaces .... NOT THE RTP.
The rtp is just a device on your network and nothing as far as your internet Flows thru it .... think of it as being just like any other network card in a computer ... that being said; are you by chance trying to share an internet connection thru windows ICS? that would definantely slow you down .... |
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psubill78
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| Azzitude wrote: | I have TWC and an RTP300 with Linksys Wireless N Router ... 15Mb Down All day and night ..... your cable modem should be on the wan port of the Wireless router, you rtp should plug into the built in hub on the router and QOS should be turned OFF.
you computers also plug into the same hub spaces .... NOT THE RTP.
The rtp is just a device on your network and nothing as far as your internet Flows thru it .... think of it as being just like any other network card in a computer ... that being said; are you by chance trying to share an internet connection thru windows ICS? that would definantely slow you down .... |
the RTP 300 can also be used as a router as well, which is how I have it.... |
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Azzitude
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But you should not have a router behind a router ......NAT to NAT causes Problems |
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psubill78
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| Azzitude wrote: | | But you should not have a router behind a router ......NAT to NAT causes Problems |
Ugh... don't post on something you don't understand.
There is only one router. The RTP300. It goes Cable Modem -> RTP300 (router/voip) - my internal network. |
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