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ATT Fiber stuck on 100mbps for 1 ethernet device?

Optane^
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2 minutes ago, Optane^ said:

It's like it can only handle 1 1gig connect at a time.

Does your bedroom ever get 1 Gb/s?
I mean, have you tried unplugging the device in the office and observed that your bedroom PC gets 1 Gb/s?
I doubt that is happening.
 

4 minutes ago, Optane^ said:

Changing ports doesn't matter.
Any ideas?

My bet would be: bad ethernet cable.
Change the ethernet cable running to your bedroom, or redo the connectors (re-crimp the RJ-45s on both ends).

My roommate moved into my office and I went to my bedroom. Plugged everything hardwired and now my PC is negotiating to 100mbps and he's on 1k mbps?

 

Modem is a BGW320-500, software 4.23.4

 

Changing ports doesn't matter. It's like it can only handle 1 1gig connect at a time. Called support and they're sending a new modem.

 

Any ideas?

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2 minutes ago, Optane^ said:

It's like it can only handle 1 1gig connect at a time.

Does your bedroom ever get 1 Gb/s?
I mean, have you tried unplugging the device in the office and observed that your bedroom PC gets 1 Gb/s?
I doubt that is happening.
 

4 minutes ago, Optane^ said:

Changing ports doesn't matter.
Any ideas?

My bet would be: bad ethernet cable.
Change the ethernet cable running to your bedroom, or redo the connectors (re-crimp the RJ-45s on both ends).

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2 hours ago, Biohazard777 said:

Does your bedroom ever get 1 Gb/s?
I mean, have you tried unplugging the device in the office and observed that your bedroom PC gets 1 Gb/s?
I doubt that is happening.
 

My bet would be: bad ethernet cable.
Change the ethernet cable running to your bedroom, or redo the connectors (re-crimp the RJ-45s on both ends).

It was the wall jack.

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