collin at betaversion
Dec 20, 2005, 8:01 AM
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Hi,
while playing around in my home network I noticed that wireless is kind
of slow, I only have 1.5Mbit dsl so I didn't noticed it before. But now
I tryed to download stuff from my laptop via FTP and boy this sucks. I
made a few tests with different security settings, since I use WPA and
WPA is done in software...
setup:
WRT54GS - with wrt-dd #22 prefinal4
computer running debian with proftpd (xinetd)
N770 with Opera as ftp client
tests:
WPA-PSK TKIP+AES
ftp ~80KB/s (cpu maxed out)
WPA-PSK TKIP
ftp ~150KB/s (cpu maxed out)
WPA-PSK AES
can't connect
WEP 104bit
ftp ~400KB/s (peek ~560KB/s)
WEP 40bit
same as for 104bit
NONE
same as for WEP
I didn't try WPA-EPA (radius). Also I noticed that the download
destination also impacts the speed. When writing to memory I couldn't
get more then 160KB/s, so all test downloads were done to MMC.
... Collin
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