18-06-2020 18:14 - edited 18-06-2020 18:21
So I was checking my HUB settings and noitced both my Ethernet connections are only on 100mbps which I though was weird, I am using CAT8 cables and I am on a 350 speed package. Is there a reason why its not going over 100mbps? Some of my Wi-Fi connections are way over 100.
https://i.imgur.com/PwJGrZo.jpg
on 22-06-2020 13:55
Hi DanielWM96,
Thanks for your post on the forums.
This isn't an issue I've come across before - can you please try a factory reset of the router if you haven't already, and test the speeds again?
Let me know how that goes.
Beth
on 22-06-2020 14:01
on 22-06-2020 14:13
Or you’re only using a CAT5 cable and not CAT5e or CAT6
on 22-06-2020 15:02
Looking at the image one of them is a LG TV which could more than likely be a 100mb NIC.
What is the make and model of the other device?
on 15-04-2021 14:14
I am having a similar problem trying to connect access points which are rated to over 1gb/s but are only showing up 60mb/s on the 500mb plan. my wifi is showing 500mb/s
on 15-04-2021 16:24
@harrywilson4321 wrote:I am having a similar problem trying to connect access points which are rated to over 1gb/s but are only showing up 60mb/s on the 500mb plan. my wifi is showing 500mb/s
That 1Gbps speed is a theoretical throughput speed only.
Plus you already have a thread on-going.
on 15-04-2021 17:34
But nobody has answered this guys question thought I would help, my device is rated well over the speed it’s been limited at
this is what the forums are for, hopefully next time someone has this issue they will see our eventual solution
on 15-04-2021 20:05
You're wasting your time here in afraid. If you look back at the original post, it clearly states that the OP is using CAT 8 cabling, yet one of the responses suggests the OP is using CAT 5 instead of CAT 5e / 6.
Just doesn't make sense.
The next post will tell you to do a pinhole reset.
on 16-04-2021 10:09
@vmrunreliable wrote:You're wasting your time here in afraid. If you look back at the original post, it clearly states that the OP is using CAT 8 cabling, yet one of the responses suggests the OP is using CAT 5 instead of CAT 5e / 6.
Just doesn't make sense.
The next post will tell you to do a pinhole reset.
Some folks won't have fully read the earlier posts, or will assume an errors has been made.
The best approach normally to such issues is to do some methodical troubleshooting;