How to Divert Bandwidth from Other Devices?

sajidali27 · 17 Dec 2019

Have a look at this Router Menu settings YouTube dive deep into it there you find the devices using it and settings to limit connections Good Luck!

Compumind · 17 Dec 2019

yahanna said:

Ok here it is:
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That's an old cable/voice gateway, incorporating a modem/router.

Hare are your options -

1) Get a higher level of service (say 200 Mbps) from your ISP. This is important and suggested. Then test your shared bandwidth. See if all your other devices can support Wireless-AC.
2) Get a new model gateway that supports wireless AC and use bridge mode so you can turn off the internal router and use yours.
3) Just get a new modem supporting past 200 Mbps (no internal router) and buy your own discrete wireless AC router.

Hope this helps you.

yahanna · 17 Dec 2019

Compumind said:

That's an old cable/voice gateway, incorporating a modem/router.

Hare are your options -

1) Get a higher level of service (say 200 Mbps) from your ISP. This is important and suggested. Then test your shared bandwidth. See if all your other devices can support Wireless-AC.
2) Get a new model gateway that supports wireless AC and use bridge mode so you can turn off the internal router and use yours.
3) Just get a new modem supporting past 200 Mbps (no internal router) and buy your own discrete wireless AC router.
.

Hi Compumind,

What device do you suggest thats compatible on spectrum and that has both router and wireless modem?

Compumind · 17 Dec 2019

@yahanna -

Best to contact Spectrum directly for their recommendations.
If the hardware was provided by them, they should upgrade it at no charge.

Note that without the upward speed change, it is worthless.

Take care.

Pluginz · 20 Dec 2019

I used to run this Program many years ago and perfect for capped bandwidth or slow speeds and 3 or 4 machines. Not too sure what it supports these days but could be worth a look.

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