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Old 07-16-2004, 06:18 AM
André
 
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Default wireless speed limit (3 times slower than max. speed)

I have a 3Mbit internett speed, but when using the wireless
connection, I only get speeds below 100 kBps. When using a
cable to connect to the router, I get speeds above 300kBps.
So every download I am doing with a wireless connection
will not go faster than 100kBps. But if I have several
downloads sessions at once, the total speed reaches the
maximun which is approxemately 300kBps.
So it has to be sort of a speed limit within the xp system
(Im using XP pro). Ive heard of other people dealing with
the same problems as I do. Can someone please help me? It
is very annoying not to be able to use my entire bandwitch
in one simple download session.

André
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Old 07-16-2004, 03:39 PM
Gerry
 
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Default wireless speed limit (3 times slower than max. speed)

Do you have encryption enabled on your wireless
connection? If it is enabled, it will slow down your
throughput. If you're going to use wireless make sure
that you keep encryption enable though. Too many snoops
out there that will capture your data.





>-----Original Message-----
>I have a 3Mbit internett speed, but when using the

wireless
>connection, I only get speeds below 100 kBps. When using

a
>cable to connect to the router, I get speeds above

300kBps.
>So every download I am doing with a wireless connection
>will not go faster than 100kBps. But if I have several
>downloads sessions at once, the total speed reaches the
>maximun which is approxemately 300kBps.
>So it has to be sort of a speed limit within the xp

system
>(Im using XP pro). Ive heard of other people dealing with
>the same problems as I do. Can someone please help me? It
>is very annoying not to be able to use my entire

bandwitch
>in one simple download session.
>
>André
>.
>

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Old 07-16-2004, 07:06 PM
André
 
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Default wireless speed limit (3 times slower than max. speed)

well, I dont have encryption at the moment, because I
wanted to check the maximum speed. Im using a mac
limitation on our network. Is that enough? But the strange
thing is that I can get maximun speed if I have several
download sessions simultaneously. I can only get like
100kBps pr. download. It has to be an option some place
where I can uncheck this limitation or something. Don't
you think?

>-----Original Message-----
>Do you have encryption enabled on your wireless
>connection? If it is enabled, it will slow down your
>throughput. If you're going to use wireless make sure
>that you keep encryption enable though. Too many snoops
>out there that will capture your data.
>
>
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have a 3Mbit internett speed, but when using the

>wireless
>>connection, I only get speeds below 100 kBps. When using

>a
>>cable to connect to the router, I get speeds above

>300kBps.
>>So every download I am doing with a wireless connection
>>will not go faster than 100kBps. But if I have several
>>downloads sessions at once, the total speed reaches the
>>maximun which is approxemately 300kBps.
>>So it has to be sort of a speed limit within the xp

>system
>>(Im using XP pro). Ive heard of other people dealing

with
>>the same problems as I do. Can someone please help me?

It
>>is very annoying not to be able to use my entire

>bandwitch
>>in one simple download session.
>>
>>André
>>.
>>

>.
>

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