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TP-Link BE19000 slow social media loads
I have AT&T 5GB with the BG320 in IP pass-through mode using the new TP link BE 19,000 while I get awesome download and upload speeds 600+ All my social media seems to buffer when loading images on Facebook Instagram, etc. what would be causing this? Seems like a filtering/routing issue? When I was on my Netgear router this never happened when I’m on cellular this doesn’t happen only when I’m using the new TP-Link archer be19000 WiFi 7 router. Any suggestions. I’m about to replace this device with the Orbi 860.
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CB_SD
3 Messages
1 month ago
Update- I returned the Tplink router and replaced it with the Netgear Nighthawk WiFi 7 router. No issues now I have the netgear router. Works as expected and it’s fast!
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ATTHelp
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4 months ago
Hi @CB_SD,
Thank you for reaching out to us!
We understand your concern. Let's get the help you need!
We suggest that you view these tips on troubleshooting your internet, specifically the sections titled Modem Environment and Wi-Fi near the bottom of the article.
We hope the above information helps. Feel free to contact us for further queries!
Thank you,
Sarah, AT&T Community Specialist.
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gr8sho
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4 months ago
I’d expect a new wifi 7 router to have frequent firmware updates. Especially from Netgear. The higher speed link on the BGW320 is only on port 1. The WAN port on your router should likewise support the higher speed. I’d make sure the basics are all confirmed before getting on a router merrygoround.
Are you positive ip passthrough is setup correctly? The public IP of your Internet connection needs to be visible in your router. Typically reboots are needed after settings changes.
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CB_SD
3 Messages
4 months ago
Yes, I have it setup using port 1 and IP Passthrough. Wired connections to my TP-Link BE19000 Wifi 7 get 4.5GB, my wifi connections have buffering. I do speed checks on my new IOS devices and I am getting 600+ MBPS, I don't understand the buffering. I called TP-Link and they said to turn off my AT&T VPN with Active Armor because that would be slowing down my Social Media, that made no sense. Honestly, I never had these issues with Netgear. I'm thinking of returning this TP-Link device and will replace it with a Netgear or ASUS that works with AT&T Multigig services. I appreciate the help. Not sure it's worth all the trouble shooting to keep the TP-Link.
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gr8sho
ACE - Professor
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5.7K Messages
4 months ago
Is something specific needed there to run your tplink in router mode? Could you run it in access point mode to test the social media buffering issue.
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