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poor network status

Member ✭✭
edited July 2019 in FLEX-6000 Signature Series
Hi,
I Have flex and maestro connected to Netgear GS105GE Switch Ethernet Gigabit 5 Port with cable ethernet cat6 and cat7 too.
Only when use Maestro a Network status is "poor" on PC SmartSDR work fine, I tried to restart many times Maestro but not resolve.

I not use WiFi connection.

How-to resolve?

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  • Administrator, FlexRadio Employee, Community Manager, Super Elmer, Moderator admin
    edited April 2019
    Hi 

    I think you answered some of your question, and that is rebooting the Maestro didn't fix the problem, nor is it likely to.

    The next test I would do is to have the Maestro LAN cable plugged right into the back of the radio with no network involved.  If that works well, then your problem can be external to the radio and the Maestro.  

    Try also replacing the LAN cables.  Some are actually bad and will cause what you see.    

    25% packet loss is pretty high.   I would try another network switch.  See if you have a 100mb/sec switch you can test with.

    Mike
  • Member
    edited July 2019
    Hi. I don't see anything in the screenshot that might indicate what the problem is. The first thing I'd try is to wire the Maestro directly to the PC bypassing the switch.

    If things are good, look at the switch or the unused cable.

    If things are still bad, try replacing the cable.

    If things are still bad... I dunno. Not looking good.

    73,
    Kev K4VD


  • Member ✭✭✭
    edited March 2019
    If you have not yet done so, try a different CAT5 cable to the Maestro.  That fixed my problem a couple of years back.
    AL, K0VM

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