Speed For Wifi

Zyxel_Jay

Hi @businessuer

For an advanced analyze your problem, can you share your uplink port speed?
Could you kindly help us to turn on the Zyxel Support Access by following the steps below
so that we could check the device from your site?

1. Tap the ' Help ' button from the left-down corner of the left sidebar in Nebula



2. Scroll down the page and tap the ' Support request 'option 

 

3. Turn on the ' Zyxel Support Access ' option



4. Don't forget to tap the ' save ' button to save the modification




After you have done the setting, please contact us by updating this post,
We could check your site as soon as possible!
Have a nice day, Thank you!

Sincerely
Zyxel_Jay

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dkyeager

This thread starts like the definition of miscommunication.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Jokes/comments/vx5le7/a_man_is_flying_in_a_hotair_balloon_and_realizes/

100Mbps over Wi-Fi generally strikes me as slow.  Given almost no information, it could be the specific individual device, distance, or the environment, but misconfiguration is much more likely.

Lack of reply to May 30th post is noted along with no reply to uplink speed question.

mMontana

businessuer said:

Yes I understand but I have to quote an "acceptable speed" for the client and explain why. 

Can the client produce a documet that will deliver "acceptable environment for wireless data transfer"?
I mean... a full building faraday cage. No interference coming from external device.

businessuer

dkyeager said:

This thread starts like the definition of miscommunication.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Jokes/comments/vx5le7/a_man_is_flying_in_a_hotair_balloon_and_realizes/

100Mbps over Wi-Fi generally strikes me as slow.  Given almost no information, it could be the specific individual device, distance, or the environment, but misconfiguration is much more likely.

Lack of reply to May 30th post is noted along with no reply to uplink speed question.

Uplink is 1GBPS which is achieveable via LAN connection.

Max Wifi speed seems to be around 120Mbps.

Custmer eventually did drop case since wifi was stable.