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Gigabite Netwrok issue

Litonu
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20 hours ago, The_russian said:

What internet speeds are you paying for? You will be limited to the slowest link, so if you pay for slower than 1GB, it doesn't matter what speeds the adapter or switch are. 

Apologies should have been more specific my internal network speed I only get 30/40mbs so if I transfer files from my pc to my Nas that is the speed I get even though both have gigabite network cards

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On 5/15/2020 at 5:49 PM, Litonu said:

Hi, 

 

I have a gigabite networks switch and cards and also Cat 6 ethernet cables but the most transfer speeds I get is 30/40 mbs is this right or am I doing something wrong? 

 

Thank 

Make and model of router and switch, please.

 

Can you run an iperf speed test between two wired PCs on the LAN?

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10 hours ago, Dawson Wehage said:

I recommend running a iperf between two computers

That could be a problem i only have one PC, Laptop with no ethernet port, Android TV box with 10/100MBs network card and a NAS system with a gigabite network card in it.

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12 hours ago, Falcon1986 said:

Make and model of router and switch, please.

 

Can you run an iperf speed test between two wired PCs on the LAN?

I have a D-Link 5 Port Gigabit Switch GO-SW-5G which feeds in to a Linksys Switch SE2800 v1.1.

 

Ipref could be a problem i only have one PC, Laptop with no ethernet port, Android TV box with 10/100MBs network card and a NAS system with a gigabite network card in it.

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2 hours ago, Litonu said:

I have a D-Link 5 Port Gigabit Switch GO-SW-5G which feeds in to a Linksys Switch SE2800 v1.1.

 

Ipref could be a problem i only have one PC, Laptop with no ethernet port, Android TV box with 10/100MBs network card and a NAS system with a gigabite network card in it.

How are you getting online with the laptop?

 

What is upstream of the D-Link switch? And do you need both switches connected to each other or can you use one?

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9 minutes ago, Falcon1986 said:

How are you getting online with the laptop?

 

What is upstream of the D-Link switch? And do you need both switches connected to each other or can you use one?

The laptop has WiFi. 

The dlink it self is a gigabite switch the network set up Is isp modem into a deco router into a switch which is then split into 2 switches as I have multiple device in both locations 

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32 minutes ago, Litonu said:

The laptop has WiFi. 

The dlink it self is a gigabite switch the network set up Is isp modem into a deco router into a switch which is then split into 2 switches as I have multiple device in both locations 

OK. You didn’t mention these 3 upstream devices in your previous posts.

 

Is the ISP’s device just a simple modem or a combo/gateway device? What is it’s make/model? Is it running in bridge mode if it is a combo device?

 

Which model of Deco mesh router are you using? And is the switch that is directly connected to this one a gigabit switch?

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2 hours ago, Falcon1986 said:

OK. You didn’t mention these 3 upstream devices in your previous posts.

 

Is the ISP’s device just a simple modem or a combo/gateway device? What is it’s make/model? Is it running in bridge mode if it is a combo device?

 

Which model of Deco mesh router are you using? And is the switch that is directly connected to this one a gigabit switch?

The ISP device is a combi device but i have switched it to modem only mode as the device is awfull by it self as a conbi device, the deco is M4 and yes it is a gigabit swtich.

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21 hours ago, Litonu said:

So other than upgrading my cpu there is no way for me to get higher speeds on my internal network speeds? 

It's not your cpu. Older and weaker cpu's can transfer faster than that. 

 

What two devices are you transferring from/to? The wired pc and wifi laptop? 

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46 minutes ago, Blue4130 said:

It's not your cpu. Older and weaker cpu's can transfer faster than that. 

 

What two devices are you transferring from/to? The wired pc and wifi laptop? 

Thought so, I'm trying to transfer to my Nas drive which is a ReadyNas duo 2

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