Netgear Netgear 7550: Bandwidth Issue

I think that's supposed to say 360 s and 360 with external adaptor.

there is UPnP on this device. Select Advance from the top, then Advanced on the left, then in the middle of the page you will see "Universal Plug and Play" after selecting this you will have the option to enable and disable.

If there is no MAC address on the console, you should be able to put the consoles IP instead and apply the changes as well which worked for me.

The PPPoE information will need to be entered into your router for the bridge to work. For further assistance please post in the support forums specific to your console. These forums are meant to be informational only.

Additional to Mister O's post, did you measure up your expected bandwidth using a wireless- or a wired -connection type? Which service did you use to speedtest your connection? Also, make sure your ISP do not put limits to the bitrate or speed of data transfer,
also known as bandwidth cap.

Instead of Port Forward, have you tried configure DMZ on your Netgear MODEL B90-755025-15/Netgear 7550.

Here's how! Whenever you configure DMZ, make sure you disable Port Forward. You don't have to consider UPnP as this device do not support this feature.

Just a tip! By doing some research on the Netgear MODEL B90-755025-15/Netgear 7550, and to save yourself from headaches, configure this device to operate in bridge mode (acting as a standard modem) and buy a

well-behaved router that is more up-to-date.

Keep us posted!