I checked my cell phone using Wi-fi and it is getting about 800Mb down near the router and about 600Mb about 30 feet and a wall away using. Might try using direct IP but something else is strange! while the units are rebooting themselves, connect an ethernet cable from one of the CODA modem's ethernet ports to one of your router's ethernet ports (do not use the WAN port on your router just a regular port) " hit "apply" for both (I did the CODA modem first I used two tabs to apply them in quick secession) set your router's IP address to xxxxxxxxxx log into your CODA modem and enable the residential gateway Here are the steps for those of you that want to do this: Anyhow, once I disabled bridge mode, I got the full gigabit speed again right away. I have a high end router with a good CPU. I did not have these problems on previous firmware versions.
With bridge mode enabled my speeds were brutal. I have determined the reason: bridge mode. Here is a recent rescue from a deadbeat connection-caused by the user's router configuration. We use the Hitron CODA 4582 Modem in this area. Upgraded to a Netgear CM1000 modem - which others report works great with gigablast. Previously was using cox 150/10 on DOCSIS 3.0 and getting about 170/10 - a bit above specs as usual with 3.0. Since gigablast is relatively new in most cities wonder if anyone else has had this issue or any brainstorms Cox guy seemed very sharp and checked many things are all are normal at the modem - except getting to the PC. So the router isn't an issue only the MB or the LAN port. I get the same speeds if PC is direct to modem or using Ethernet from router to PC. All settings very get it to pull move then 350Mbps. I also tried it to force the 1bps which has a setting. Set on auto detection is showing 1.00Gbps Full Duplex and all the Diagnostics show pass. In the device driver properties, the latest driver now adds a "link speed" tab. The upload is proper about 38Mbps which is normal for a DOCSIS 3.1 over coax. However, the motherboard/network adaptor is only pulling out (as the cox guy put it) in the 300 Mbps range as shown by man tests. Cox tech confirmed getting 960Mbps Download from the modem. Updated from Intel site latest driver ver 12.17.10.7 dated and Intel PROset ver 23. Uses Intel I219-V Ethernet Connection Adaptor
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