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Troubleshooting: Poor WiFi on Technicolor CGA2121 with TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND Router & Vectra ISP

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  • #31 17695726
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    @black_alibaba
    The ones that the operator himself offers?
    Instead of their hardware, you will not put anything else there, it must be their modem, modemorouter.
    All their devices work the same, what you choose, you still do not have access to the configuration in the GUI.

    Ask them if they have a Cisco 3208, 3212 modem - it's a pure modem without wifi so you will still need your own router.
    Such a set is the best solution - on your router you configure whatever you want, you set up wifi, signal strength, port forwarding, etc.
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  • #32 17696365
    czarny_alibaba
    Level 17  
    Vectra has a choice
    cisco epc3928s or Technicolor cga2121
  • #33 17696422
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    Both have no external antennas - the wifi range will be comparable so why do you know it.
    Modem mode on Technicolor and own router.
    czarny_alibaba wrote:
    Something is probably wrong, because I have WiFi available all the time for the Vectra router?

    This is another question whether it is your wifi or your network with this ala WiFree from UPC.
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  • #34 17696437
    czarny_alibaba
    Level 17  
    I turned off the WiFi from Vectra on the Vectra router panel + another own router connected to the WAN TP-LINK
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  • #35 17697702
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    And what's your problem because I'm completely lost now?
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  • #36 17698952
    czarny_alibaba
    Level 17  
    Thanks for the help
    I turned off the WiFi from Vectra on the panel + my TP-Link router = now it flashes
  • #37 17701245
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #38 17725064
    czarny_alibaba
    Level 17  
    KOCUREK1970 wrote:
    Both have no external antennas - the wifi range will be comparable so why do you know it.
    Modem mode on Technicolor and own router.


    Which modem-router from Vectra will be the better choice?
    cisco epc3928s or Technicolor cga2121

    or what other equipment do you recommend from Vectra?
  • #40 19626113
    DaroMalisz
    Level 1  
    I also have a problem with this Technicolor cga2121 mod from Vectra. I bought an access point UniFi UAP AC Lite from Ubiquiti. Very clever hardware with very good opinions, I connected them together with a twisted pair, but they do not want to start working together for any treasures. In the modem, I changed the setting to bridge, and the access point will connect to it once, and not another time. Once you manage to connect the AP with the modem, it is as if only one device could connect to each other via wifi.

    In general, I am a newbie in this subject, so I will be grateful for any suggestions.
  • #41 19626345
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    DaroMalisz wrote:
    In the modem, I changed the setting to bridge, and the access point will connect to it once, and not another time. Once you manage to connect the AP with the modem, it is as if only one device could connect to each other via wifi.

    Technicolor must be a modem router, not a modem.
    Symptom with modem is correct.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting poor WiFi performance on a Technicolor CGA2121 modem-router when connected to a TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND router, with Vectra ISP. The user initially experienced slow WiFi speeds with a Cisco router and switched to the Technicolor device, which improved speeds but had blocked ports. After configuring the Technicolor in bridge mode and connecting the TP-LINK router, the user faced high ping and low speeds on the WiFi network. Participants suggested ensuring a public IP from Vectra, checking WiFi channel congestion, and considering the limitations of the TP-LINK router, which only supports 2.4 GHz. The conversation also touched on the need for a better router to achieve optimal performance and the implications of using bridge mode on the Vectra device.
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