Guys,
Despite of having an 300mbs internet speed, sometimes I have some connection issues when playing and my wife is watching YouTube or Netflix.
Today I saw the "WMM" option in the router and tried to disable it. What I was expecting was to increase my connection at the cost of my wife´s connection, but what really happened was that my connection was reduced from 170mbs to 30mbs!
You really want to talk to Huawei for help with this device, as OpenWrt support for it is unlikely at best (no mainline support for SOC and wireless).
But to cut it short, WMM is a hard requirement of IEEE802.11n and up. If you disable it, you're down to IEEE802.11g - 54 MBit/s gross/ ~20-30 MBit/s net. A knob to disable WMM on 802.11ac/ ax devices doesn't really make sense (yes, OpenWrt offers this option as well, but more for historic reasons than contemporary intent).
That explain why my speed decreased so much, but it so weird as WMM is a feature for multimídia streaming, why does that influences in setting up transmission speed.
a few years back, There was someone who turned an ip camera on the HiSilicon CPU into a openwrt routet https://github.com/ZigFisher/openipc-1.0 so dunno if any help to someone.
Hello!
Greetings to all!
What would be the most current version with maximum power but with all languages?
The European versions are very low in power and coverage and I prefer to install the Chinese version but with languages.
Thanks!
hello guys, i have my ax3 pro global in version 10.0.5.32(C947) there are many bugs, the router stops responding and the wifi drops on the devices, is there any new version?
1 - Disable the modem's auto update, the update must be run when tcpdump is in listener
2 - Configure a linux to share the internet, configure the WAN port of the Huawei to receive the internet through linux with Fixed IP to facilitate.
3 - Install tcpdump on linux and run the command:
tcpdump -i $INTERFACE -w log.cap
$INTERFACE is the network card where the Huawei WAN was connected (ex: eth0).
4- Run update on Huawei.
5 - Stop tcpdump and Copy the log.cap file and open it in Wireshark, and filter by http protocol. It will show the htttp requests, and one of them will have the link used to get the binary.
6 - The ideal is to do the procedure only with the modem connected to the network, because a large number of requests makes the debug difficult.
I don't know why they put the firmware with the name ws7200-20, since it is the ws7200-30 version, I believe that because it is a variant of the international version.