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There is a LOT of 2.4ghz interference in the world. That's why the move to 5Ghz Wireless-N is your best option for a clear signal, although you get half the effective range. If your router detect ANY kind of 2.4ghz interference on the channels you choose, it will drop down to 20mhz / 150mbps mode. ...

I also get a max of 150mbps... but that is the limit of the fastest wifi card I have here. I have ordered a new one, for one of my laptops, just to be able to test the speed. Also make sure that it is actually using the full channel span (that it is not using 20MHz, even if it is set to 40MHz). I s...

hnl_dk wrote: that sounds very strange.
I have QoS, TOR... turned off. Maybe you are using more memory on yours?

QOS and Tor disabled. Memory usage at 47%. Even with noscan enabled, I seem to get a max of 150mbps.

Am using WPA2 and everything pretty much on default.

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Instead of setting noscan, why not do the more correct method... checking what channels are free in the area, then it will work right away. I have no other APs in my area so my channel space is completely clear. I can't get a connection above 65mbps without setting noscan. Using 1.5.2 with TL-WR104...

Thanks for the clarification Eric.

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Now I can successfully use the 1.4.0 version, a 150Mbps connection! I found that if the Transmit Power default does not work! Will only 65Mbps. I use the 27 dBm does not work, as is 65Mbps. I modified to <15 dBm when you can connect to 150Mbps and can send and receive stable! Currently I use three ...

Tested it a little bit further and the connected hosts section seems to come up empty.. Thanks for the update Eric. I can confirm that Connected Hosts sections are empty. Bandwidth Usage and Distribution graphs show OK. ...and the great thing is that port forwarding is now working OK with DMZ enabl...

Hi Guys, Can anyone confirm if there are known port forwarding issues with 1.3.13? I'm using a TP 1043ND and have both DMZ and UPNP enabled. Two issues I have are that 1. I cant make a remote connection to the router with either http or https. Everything is enabled correctly. 2. Port forwarding does...