I get 90Mbps from the line coming into the switch but only 60Mbps from the ports. What could be the problem?
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There are a couple of possible issues. First the switch may be bad but I doubt that given the fact that it works OK. The other issue is do you have anything else taking bandwidth from the incoming connection before it gets to the switch? Finally, there may be something in the computer itself that is drawing bandwidth such as a file transfer that is stealing bandwidth.
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It may be a hardware issue- I suggest you contact Cisco customer service. There should be an email link.JS
993693
As with the other responses, I would contact Cisco and/or see if there is a spec sheet on-line.
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In all it could be the type of cable your using from the switch or a something wrong with the switch.
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I never had that problem, it worked well for me. There might be a problem with the switch.
2277316
look to see if there is a button on back says 'mdi - mdx' this tells the switch that it should look for a cross over connection 'mdx' then when you put in router cable it should work for the other ports
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F. M. Orcutt is correct. The first steps in troubleshooting is to check the line connection quality. These modems do work, provided you are within a reasonable distance of the central office switch. Generally that must be less than 10,000 cable route feet. The line quality is also important. CL has been offering this service in some areas over lines that have not been inspected for decades. If the line pair quality is low (noise, water, unbalanced), or you are at the outer edge of the range, you might have to live with it. Before you do, have your DSL supplier do line checks and check your line speed yourself by plugging a computer directly into the actiontec and doing internet speed checks on a variety of servers. Once you have that information, call your line supplier, if the speed checks are substantially lower than your contract rates. If there is a line problem, and they have spare line pairs (they usually do) have them switch those pairs out with a new set. If the problem is in the final drop to your house, then you may be stuck with it, or have to have the line to your NIU replaced. The supplier won't be eager to do this.
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I don't think you can do QOS with the switch. If you're doing online gaming QOS is usually done on the router. Each switch port is several times faster than your ISP connection. Unless you have Google Giga bite fiber. The switch's backplane can handle several giga bit of traffic simultaneously. If your gaming is several local subnet connections the switch should be fast enough to handle several Gb connections.
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I could only use it one port at a time, even though there were 2 clients connected to 2 ports. The first client to be turned on would connect to Internet OK, the second client could NOT connect to Internet, and viceversa, if the second client was turned on first it would connect to Internet OK, however the first client would NOT be able to connect to Internet. I could never have both clients on and connected successfully to Internet, I ended up returning the switch.
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Mine behaves same as yours, COAX light blinks more based on amount of network traffic running through the adapter.
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There's no spec on the switch over speed. From my experience, I would describe that there is a blink between the switch.
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3 total, one for IPMI. the other two gigabit ports LAGG together nicely on an LACP-enabled switch.
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I've found there is a delay when switching between ports. It goes black and there is usually a few second delay for my connection to be recognized then it will show on the screen.
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I think you'll find that any HDMI interlink or switch will have a delay. This is an inevitable result of the HDMI / HDCP handshaking system.
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Hi, mine only reboot once and the speedtest.net report between 25 and 30Mbps, sometimes even more. Good luck with yours.
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I had same problem. Wired connection gave me D-60MBPS, U-12MBPS and wireless gave me D-1MBPS, U- 12MBPS.. the internet was very slow. I followed Van Nguyen's advice to change the setup "You need to log into the router and go to the Advanced tab then go to Setup and QoS Setup. Uncheck Enable WMM (Wi-Fi multimedia) settings and apply" and i started getting D-22MBPS, U-12MBPS.. thanks!! hope this helps to others.
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It is 1GB port switch. I have 3 Desktop connected to this switch and all shows link speed 1.0G with full duplex. This switch is connected to 1Gb main access switch in server room.
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Just hooked it up with PS4. NO issues. I am using the out of the box HDMI cable that came with the PS4 to route into the switch.
1510226
I notice my internet speeds lower if I use the cm but it's still pretty fast. Try rebooting both of them. Unplug plug back in etc
1555613
I have no idea. Mine works fine. I have a Roku, Blue Ray Player and Samsung Dongle hooked up. Maybe it has something to do with Direct TV? My Time Warner Cable HDMI Cable goes into my HDMI1 port on the back of my TV while this switch devise goes into my HDMI2 port on the TV.
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I have one connected to a Netgear switch(GS605NA) and it works flawlessly. It will potentially run slowly(if all ports are in use) at times.