I would consider running a cable to an Access Point to an appropriate location. I recenlty installed a Zyxel AP for a large Care home and with one AP in the centre of the building they are getting good sigals around the house.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/ZyXEL-Wireless-802-11ax-Manageable-Standalone/dp/B09925PHCZ/ref=sr\_1\_11?crid=37PDT72IY2V9H&keywords=wifi+6+access+ceiling+mount+ap&qid=1695826066&sprefix=wifi+6+access+ceilling+mount+ap%2Caps%2C513&sr=8-11

I am using this and working great.

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https://www.netgear.com/home/wifi/range-extenders/ex7000/

Depending on your maximun distance from the Basement to the Second Floor if it is less then 100meters, you could backhall all cables to the main switch meaning all devices will get 1GB uplink back to the main switch and save on electricity and cost.

Not sure why you can’t keep all Equipment on the Main floor where it will in the centre and 1 switch will work better.

As you were hitting nearly 900Mbps it maybe a glich on your end or the ISP, how is the speed also always run the speed on multiple devices.

With some configurations you could use these as Access Points other then that rubbish.

I recenlty setup this AP for a large Care home and turns our to be a good AP with decent price like £80.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/ZyXEL-Wireless-802-11ax-Manageable-Standalone/dp/B09925PHCZ/ref=sr\_1\_11?crid=37PDT72IY2V9H&keywords=wifi+6+access+ceiling+mount+ap&qid=1695826066&sprefix=wifi+6+access+ceilling+mount+ap%2Caps%2C513&sr=8-11

It is about right I think they say about 70% to 80% unless your ISP says you should get 600 then it will be a call to them.

If possible to run a cable you can always add an AP closeer to the Coop or if that’s not possibel you can always look in for a WIFI extender. I am using this and works great.

netgear Extender EX7000

If you can run ethernet cable somewhere in the middle of your house then I recently setup Zyxel at onr of our large Care home which was having very bad signals with BT router.

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/ZyXEL-Wireless-802-11ax-Manageable-Standalone/dp/B09925PHCZ/ref=sr_1_11?crid=37PDT72IY2V9H&keywords=wifi+6+access+ceiling+mount+ap&qid=1695826066&sprefix=wifi+6+access+ceilling+mount+ap%2Caps%2C513&sr=8-11

This AP comes with alot of goodies specially the web portal, you can have multiple SSIDs with SSID schedule which is good if you have kids etc.

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On a connected device check the IP detail to determain your Default gateway and login to your router and see what is going on.

Also once you know your IP range i.e. 192.168.1.0/24 or depends what is your router distributing you can always put a static IP on a laptop and see if you can connect to the router, ping the router and go to the Internet.

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Maybe somehow your DHCP pool is full not sure need to check this on your router.

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I have setup these APs recently and well worth the money and coverage is great with good features.

Zyxel Cloud WiFi6 AX1800 Wireless Access Point (802.11ax Dual Band), 1,77Gbps, Nebula APP/Cloud or Standalone, Up to 4 Separate WiFi Networks, PoE, Power Adaper Incl. [NWA50AX] https://amzn.eu/d/gBAJnJ5

Probably issue is with your WIFI card, get a usb WIFI adapter and test on the PC and see if you are getting better speed.

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Also how is the speed from the LAN port of the PC?

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I think first of all check and confirm how is your speed after the upgarde, try the test close as possibel to our ISP equipment also on multiple devies if possible. Once you have a base line then you can do the further test with TV, WIFI etc.

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TP-Link: AV2000 I think these are the Gigabit pass through things normally these are terrible. Please do the test from close as possibele to the router without any device in the middle to find the root cause.

While you connected behind this Router, are you able to ping your VPN server/public IP?

Please check the logs while connecting on the Router to see what could be causing this, also I am not sure if you can check the logs at same time on your VPN Server/Appliance to see if your request is reaching on the other end or not.

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I have used NetgearExtender EX7000 with 5 Ethernet port on it and works very well.

With my current setup I have the Virgin Media Router in the sitting room and I can’t run a cable to my office so I have the Extender in the office.

With this model you have multiple options i.e. you can have connection between the Ext and the Router over 2.4GHz or 5Ghz viceversa.

Probably you need to get newer version of this as I’ve bought these couple years ago.

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https://www.netgear.com/home/wifi/range-extenders/ex7000/

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