Hello,
I'm thinking of buying a Safecom router so I can use the Routertech firmware as the QOS side of things is of great interest. However, where I live, I have the need to modify the SNR tolerance (currently in %) to allow me to squeeze some more bandwidth out of the connection. For example, if I drop my SNR to 90% of the default, I can squeeze about another 650kbps out of the connection speed.
I couldn't see this in the feature list for v2.8. Could someone tell me whether the firmware does it or not please?
Many thanks in advance,
Joel
SNR % modification with routertech firmware?
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It doesn't.
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Welcome to the Routertech forum, Joel
You can use the RSL ( viewtopic.php?t=1501 ) with a Class II router to tweak the SNR margin threshold and try the advanced settings to improve your connection.
You can use the RSL ( viewtopic.php?t=1501 ) with a Class II router to tweak the SNR margin threshold and try the advanced settings to improve your connection.
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