Hi,
Just in case someone is interested, I share some results.
Finally, we tested these WDR3500 routers connecting two PCs to different
ethernet ports, each one transferring up to 100 Mbps with iperf. That
way we received:
* 190 Mbps using only 5GHz band, in HT40, using MCS15, with the
processor 0% idle in the transferring router
* 104.6 Mbps, 5GHz band, HT20, MCS15, 36% idle
* 175 Mbps, 2.4 GHz band, HT40, MCS15, 7% idle.
* 102 Mbps, 2.4 GHz band, HT20, MCS15, 36$ idle
Then, we tested transferring from one router to other 2, using 2.4 GHz
and 5 GHz with each one, at the same time.
* 95 Mbps and 93.7 Mbps in each band, HT20, MCS15 on both, with 0% idle
For this last scenario, in HT40 we couldn't get more than in HT20, I
guess due to ethernet and processor limits.
By the way, in all cases iptables and other modules were unloaded.
Regards
Gabriel
El 29/05/13 15:28, Gabriel Tolón escribió:
El 29/05/13 12:49, Felix Fietkau escribió:
On 2013-05-29 5:26 PM, Gabriel Tolón wrote:
Hi Felix,
I know it's better to test from ethernet, but the problem is that
WDR3500 routers are 100 Mbps ethernet, and these routers should be
capable of transmitting much more than that, that's why I want to test
another possibilities.
Have you considered bridging the two wireless interfaces and passing
traffic from one client on one interface to another on the other
interface?
I've thought something like that, but at the moment I don't have any
clients which could transmit high throughputs, 300 Mbps USB adapters
would be a good choice I think.
By the way, I hope you don't expect to actually get 600 Mbit/s of
combined throughput - that's just the marketing number which has little
to do with reality.
Yes, it seemed too much to me, but I'd expect that both radios could
really transmit at the same time using MCS15, right?
Regards
Gabriel
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