JeremyP99

Still wondering why the drop in speeds since the original installation. Then always c 150Mbpcs occasionally 300 (our full fibre goes to 350), now rarely over mid 30s, and buffering very annoying. Would be great of you could fix that. Don't understand how it can be so varied as in both cases, the AP is nearer the connected…

Thanks for sorting out the network stuff - all good now; still wondering why the speed degrades after booting, from c150Mbps down to the 30s Thanks

Server working fine now whether connected to Mells (Ground Floor) or Mells_Guest (Top floor). If I switch downstairs from Mells to Mells Guest, yes, it is because it if faster at the time

Right, done that, will check if that fixes it shortly. I have found that rebooting an Access point restores speeds to c150Mbps, and they then gradually deteriorate. I don't want to have to keep rebooting them.Why is this happening?

OK! Sort to take so long - I don't have a Smartphone (won't, actually, to be precise!) and my PC is upstairs, so it is often hours between looking at the internet. Top Floor AP (Mells_Guest) is wired into the TP-Link splitter. I added the MAC address of the JPSRFC pc downstairs to Nebula, (and the router, as it told me…

Naomi, Thanks, will read that, digest it and get back to you. Jeremy

As noted, the server is hardwired direct into the Zyxel router. I have flagged "Invite Zyxel support as administrator" but can't save it as that is greyed out. And I can't see where to make a DM on the support page.

No, can't ping the ftp server (which is on a hardwired PC on the network) when connected to the upstairs access point.

How do I check the VLAN and subnet? I know how to do it on a particular PC not on an access point. Is it shown on Nebula? Thanks