After connecting the router to my house, the speed is slow, less than 1m

60 meters No problem The problem is in the bridge.

A: The WAN port is connected to the external network LAN through the 60m network cable to the WAN port of B to open the wireless network.

B: The WAN port is set to static IP, and the fixed gateway is set up by the LAN port to turn on wireless (be careful not to specify the wireless IP or search for the network set to turn off the bridge).

In this way, your wireless terminal will search for these two and then switch back and forth by yourself, but this is very troublesome, it is best to disassemble the network cable, and use the wireless router bridge in the middle so that you don't have to always switch.

It's good that you connect the network cable and then open the bridge without conflict!

In addition, your 20m light ** should be able to reach 2m, if you are stable, your network card is too old, not the speed of the book, buy a good external network card plugged in, it will be dozens of pieces, the speed can be much better, this question is attached.

First of all, is your router A a rate-limiting route? If not, it will be used by WAN users who preferentially connect to Router A. And the network speed assigned by route B is very small!

Wouldn't it be too exaggerated to suggest that the landlord two? 60 meters? Why don't you just buy a TP-Ling300M wireless router!

I calculate the wireless range of routes A to B, which adds up to 200 meters, with 60 meters apart, adding up to a total of 260 meters? 300 meters also saves money on a route! If it doesn't matter, use that route as a switch!

Is the connection method of secondary routing or the connection method of the switch between A and B? Or is the branch line of A plugged into the WAN port or LAN port of B?

If it is plugged into the WAN port, enter the external DNS address in the DHCP parameters of the primary and secondary routers.

You can try the switch connection. This eliminates the need for a data conversion process and sees if the wireless speed can be improved.

The general Category 5 cable will produce signal attenuation at a transmission distance greater than 50 meters, resulting in network instability, so it is recommended to use a better quality Category 5 twisted pair or even a Category 6 cable to connect two routers. In this way, the transmission distance can reach 100 meters, and the network speed must be a problem.

Telecom customer service asks about the situation.

What is a subrouter?

Basically, the connection between the main route and the sub-route is not running on Gigabit, and there is only a 100Mbps connection.

The easiest way to do this is to check the connection status of your device in your router, like this.

Like my one, you can clearly see that the LAN port is connected to the second picture at 100Mbps, which works at 1000Mbps, <> if the router's management interface does not provide similar information, it will be more troublesome.

First check whether this 100m network cable can run 1000m, you can connect one end to the gigabit switch, and the other end to the computer to see.

If you can't run 1Gbps, check whether both ends of the crystal head are connected according to the standard specifications of 568B, and many electricians do not press the crystal or mold inspection block according to the standard, resulting in only 100m even if it is passed