I have TP-Link C5 with openwrt installed,
I have connected router to internet using RNDIS coming from Android 5G phone.
On phone I get 250Mbps
When I connect phone directly to PC via RNDIS, I get 250Mbps
but when I access internet coming through openwrt 5ghz wi-fi access point I get only 60Mbps
I wonder why is this?
PS: I talked with the network ISP and they do not throttle the speed, its something related to openwrt
that's pretty good for a 867Mbps AC radio, want higher speeds, get a device with faster radios.
got it,
now I connected to PC directly through LAN, still I get only 60Mbps
for some reason ethernet max speed shown is 100Mbps
Archer C5 has 1000 Mbps LAN port
you can't achieve 60MB/s using a 100MBit connection.
as for the speed, you're probably maxing out the router's CPU.
typo, its Mbps, corrected
not able to get what you said,
phone<--usb cable-->PC I get 250Mbps
phone<--usb cable-->OpenWrt<--LAN cable-->PC I get only 60Mbps
quite strange, I wonder if its possible to get the same high speed as direct USB RNDIS connection
I could imagine the USB port keeping you back...
As frollic said, USB is rather CPU intensive - and most routers (especially ath79) are rather weak in that regard (and with USB2 ports, it's even worse).
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