Issues with UniFi U6 Lite

[Dirk Diggler]

I have 500Mb/s fibre from Talk Talk and I'm using a UniFi U6 Lite for WiFi distribution. I'm getting an issue where it seems to be allocating all the bandwidth to a single device, so if I try to stream on 2 x TVs then one of them grinds to a halt.

Any ideas? The UniFi android app doesn't have any options for bandwidth priority that I can see?

 

[Dangerous]

I have 500Mb/s fibre from Talk Talk and I'm using a UniFi U6 Lite for WiFi distribution. I'm getting an issue where it seems to be allocating all the bandwidth to a single device, so if I try to stream on 2 x TVs then one of them grinds to a halt.

Any ideas? The UniFi android app doesn't have any options for bandwidth priority that I can see?

Check your channel width, you'll need 80MHz for those speeds.

 

[Dirk Diggler]

Check your channel width, you'll need 80MHz for those speeds.

Thanks.

I've changed 2.4 to 40 and 5.0 to 80

 

[Orcvader]

Thanks.

I've changed 2.4 to 40 and 5.0 to 80

If you have a fair few neighbouring networks you're much better off having 2.4GHz at 20MHz. 40MHz is more likely to overlap which will cause interference issues. That said you want to make sure both TVs are using 5GHz if they can.

 

[Dangerous]

Thanks.

I've changed 2.4 to 40

NOOOOOOOOOOoo

Revert to 20MHz on 2.4GHz

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[Dirk Diggler]

2.4 now changed back to 20