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I used to be able to connect to my guest network but can't anymore, do you have any idea why this is happening?

Instructions unclear my router doesn't have antenna 😂

This didn’t work mines supports 1000 but I’m only getting 12 gbs

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Well explained.

tip: set the playback speed to 2x

you are very much wrong, anyone can do pixie-dust attack which is way easier to crack it unlike the hash file, even if you password is 30 chr long it could be cracked in a sec with pixie-dust attack.

Good content

thanks a lot

Beamforming could be disabled in admin panel if that causes troubles. But generally if i test i need to give some time in certain position for signal to improve. If your clients constantly moving, then poisoning antenna in all sides and disabling bf might work better, but that is a rare case.

Thanks, very clear explanations

Good advice but talks very slowly… 😅

When logging into your ip address, should it safe not secure because it’s not using HTTPS, and if it’s not what should I do?

werid question schould i use both wifi and lancabel at the same time or schould i just use the lan cabel/ i get same speed with both

Best explanation I’ve seen on RUclips. I’m on to the next bit of knowledge. Thank you

Set the video speed 1.25x and thank me later 😂 (nice explanation though) 👍

ALSO PUT THE ANTENTAS IN A V SHAPE HELPS

What about shielded vs unshielded? Someone said this might matter but shielded might actually be worse if neither end is grounded?

I have that link speed of 100Mbps but here is the catch. When I connect it via ethernet port from router to my pc it gives me around 100Mbps (Not more than 100) but when I connect it with Dial-Up from direct my Uno to my pc it just goes up to 600Mbps. Why this happen? Is there any solution?

*laughs in concrete *

It increased when I chose Auto Negotiation instead of 2.5 Gbpe

This person is talking sanctimonious boring claptrap

Manual said for beaming to work keep antenna straight up. And my testing confirmed that any other positions actually worsen speed. The need to be perfectly aligned and parallel with eachother. If you need a signal in a basement, better use repeater (wired or moca)

I came across this when I was looking for something else. The information here seems a bit dated. I pay for 1.5Gb/s and typically test at about 1.8Gb/s, which is fine for the PC with the 2.5Gig card in it wired to the 10G port on the modem, but my local router is 1 gigabit, and I was wondering if there was something that could be done about it other than getting a much more expensive router.

I used to get 900mbps on ethernet cable to my ps5 and now it won’t see over 75mbps, nothings changed it just suddenly stopped giving me the same speed. Any ideas?

No, my antennas are grey, is that a problem? Please advice.

I'm an electrical engineer and I had the same thought. I know of 2 bands that common wi-fi uses, and usually each frequency has a different antenna. So maybe the low band, which is better at penetrating walls is the one you'd angle to another floor,and the high band is vertical (in this guy's router anyway). But, like you said, these antennas are rarely marked. I guess one needs to devote 1/2 day to try various configurations and see which one works best. At least until you turn on your microwave oven! Wait a minute... wasn't all this tech supposed to make our lives easier and more productive? Pfftttt!

HELP!!!! What if the information on the sticker of my modem is not allowing me to enter? I'm already connected to the wi fi, but I want to set up a guest wifi, but I can't log in into the modem settings after I enter to IP to my explorer, it continues saying is the incorrect name or password!

These antennas are here most for aesthetics. In this particular router, those antennas are connected to the 5ghz transceiver. The wavelength is the bare minimum, and the antenna length for this kind of wavelength is millimeters long and eradiates like a little spotlight. But what about this big plastic piece? It's just plastic. It doesn't matter what the antenna position of this kind of router is.

Where have you been all my wifi😭

Same here, I had each antenna pointing in all sort of different angles 😆 (Asus RT-AX3000 Router) Great video! Thank you, your fan and subscriber from Sydney, Australia.

Awesome video, but could have been told everything within a short video.

Antenna signal direction as described in the video is important, but probably less important than the polarization when using WiFi indoors. This is because you also have to take into account the polarization of the receiving antenna which will be widely affected by the indoor transmissions because of reflections and diffraction effects. This is what you referred to when you explained how the radio signal is emitted from the antenna. If your receiving antenna has a horizontal orientation and the transmitting antenna is vertically oriented then the coupling between the transmit and receive antenna is not very good (and vice versa). This is further complicated because of the many reflections indoors. Generally reflections and diffractions indoors do not change the vertical or horizontal polarization of a radio signal. A good rule of thumb is to arrange the antennas in a diagonal orientation so the antenna will produce a radio signal with a good horizontal and vertical polarization. That way the antenna on your device whether oriented vertically or horizontally will get a better signal. So you'll get a better signal whether you use your phone sitting up or lying down. Most notebook computers a vertical antenna embedded in the screen and most people will not use their notebook screen at a vertical angle. This is why you get a better reception with old TVs with rabbit ear antennas when you try to adjust the angle of the "rabbit ears" in a diagonal manner and then turn them around to look for the best signal. Actually, in the US, television signals are transmitted in a horizontal orientation that's why the old outdoor TV antennas were oriented in a horizontal orientation. But when the TV signal enters a house, the signals get diffracted, refracted and reflected so they are almost never horizontal when the signal gets indoors. The TV signals acquire a vertical and horizontal orientation and so the best adjustments for a TV antenna usually happen when the antenna is arranged in a diagonal angle to catch the best of both worlds. Arranging your WiFi antenna in a diagonal direction will give you the best intermediate signal level for most devices you will connect to the WiFi router. Of course this is just a rule of thumb and actual fiddling with the antenna angles can increase or decrease signals for specific devices, especially if the device does not move around much, like your PS2. Final note, arranging your antenna to look downwards at an angle aimed at the basement will probably not help much unless you only have wooden floors. WiFi signals don't do well going through concrete. You would be better off leaving the basement door open or putting the router close to the basement door.

I need your help asap please 😆🤪🤪🤪🙆‍♂️🙏 So, I bought the adaptor, plugged it in, instantly connected, and didn't even ask my permission lmao. Today, the ping was very high, and I thought it was weird, so I opened the network connections and disabled it, and enabled the Wi fi one. Now, the Wired connection doesn't even appear! I tried everything my humble ignorance knows, restart every wire and device, but nothing worked. Now I am stuck with wi fi. What to do?! 🙏

HELPED!!! Thank you!

Is it ironic that I lost my wi-fi I signal in the middle of this video?

The router that goes from the tower has 4 vertical ones.But my router picking up that signal has 3 horizontal ones.

The same bla bla bla, you Made thing More a Messi. You want to be in tv😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 mean nothing

My wired connection gives me about 20% of the WiFi speed, almost certainly because of the powerline adaptors and use of my electric cables transport that I use. Zoom calls occasionally stutter and the speed of moving big movie files are affected from this. The fix - connect my router with a single cat5e or cat6 ethernet cable to the main computer. It has a 2.5G connection.

All 3 should be at different positions no point having them the exact same

Why aren't there just all in one devices

You do realise that you are monetized for 8 minute videos now rather than ten? Ffs

Cool so i while the WPS is active, anyone that see your network, they can easily connect to your network, especially if you are in a large apartment building, my advice, never use this function. and or check all the devises connected to your network after using this backdoor!! Or USE the PIN

Not to mention, if you don't have many devices connected, does it really make sense to have a router to begin with? Because a normal ISP-supplied modem can support a good set of devices quite well. It seems like the only real benefit that a new router might have, realistically, is to improve your WIFI coverage and connectivity, as well as perhaps improving device battery life with new, more efficient WIFI tech. Let's face it, routers have better antennas than modems, but if your modem is crap to begin with, what good is that going to do? Also, many ISP's say "up to" in their speed listings, so oftentimes the speeds you get might be much different depending on the area you live (i.e, a high-traffic neighbourhood will slow down the areas speeds). So again, oftentimes it doesn't even make sense to buy a high end router, unless you have a lot of connected devices that need more, stronger antennas, or are interested in new WIFI tech. I think every single person needs to watch this video.

Get to the point, I fall asleep

Antennas or antennae?

Great information bro.

if you grew up in the early years of TV and radio with antennas then you would have probably move them around to get a better picture or sound. Same principle with the router antennas but with different signals. This video gave us mere mortals some clue as what to tinker around for better reception. Some comments are far too advance for the regular folks.

This guy likes to talk !

Lot of talk a lot but say nothing in ten minutes