High-speed switch limits PC performance to 100 Mbit/s
High-speed switch limits PC performance to 100 Mbit/s
Hey there, I see you're having some network hiccups. It sounds like the issue might be with your ISP router's speed settings or configuration. Even though your switch and cables support 1000Mbit/s, the router could be misconfigured or experiencing a problem. Double-check the router's settings and ensure it's properly connected to both your PC and the switch. If the problem persists, try resetting the router or contacting your ISP for further assistance.
The ISP's router supports a gigabit port. The specific model isn't identified in the information provided.
You might consider adjusting your PC's NIC to auto-negotiate at 1Gbps Full Duplex for testing purposes, but I strongly advise against making it your permanent setting.
Additionally, I attempted this method; on my PC it displays 1Gbps, whereas the router indicates 100mbps.
It seems the issue is more about reporting than functionality. Do you have a gigabit WAN connection and can you check the bandwidth? A speed test would be helpful. Ultimately, it's unclear how Huawei sets up the display or if Gigabit is actually shown. The main challenge will be in real-world testing.
I verified the performance reaching up to 400Mbps, and connecting the PC straight to the router enables Gigabit speeds.
400Mb/s is four times quicker than 100Mb/s, which means your connection isn't being restricted. For confirmation, link the PC straight to the router and retest.
It seems you're focusing on the router's display showing 100Mb/s, but your findings contradict that.
Sorry, the file size becomes 400Mb/s when connecting the PC directly to the router.