Can this device handle a WAN connection of 100mbps down or faster? Whats its limits?
1000468
Yes, it can, it will be able to do WAN to LAN and vice versa through NAT at a little more than 800 mb/s.Edit: check out the full review on small net builder, as they ran either ttcp or iperf tests on it to see where the limits were.
1000469
The three Ethernet links can each handle 1 million packets per second. Each port is 1gbps so they can handle 1000mbps full duplex.
1000470
It can eat 100 Mbps per second for breakfast. We were able to get 600 Mbps down and 500 Mbps up, and that's because it was the WAN limit.
2186382
up to 25 MBPS Bandwith.....10/100/1000 gig-E WAN ports...does not support 10GB bandwith
575972
All interfaces can function as WAN interfaces. It can load balance, its more or less done with routing protocols or IPTables.
575970
It could support N-1 WAN, but it needs to be programmed. I only have 3 port as WAN IN and 1 as WAN OUT for Load Balancing purposes using PCC method. There are a lot of scripts avaliable to do it. hope this helps.
979019
I'm transfering files at 90~95 mps in a 100 mbps network (from pc to nas) and 80~85 mbps backwards.Hope the info help you.Check out your network
168491
The 200Mbps and 500Mbps will work together on the same network, but a connection between the 200Mbps and the 500Mbps adapters will always operate at the speed of the slower device
1109657
10/100 if your looking for gigabit local lan use a gigabit router in tandem
1537360
Hello Zachary,Our cable can handle a gigabit environment fro 100ft runs. Thanks for your question!Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
1967038
This product will definitely limit your speed. I have a 50mbit comcast connection and this product limits it to 16mbs. This is very unclear from the packaging and datasheet. For a gigabit router to only support 24mbit downlink seems unacceptable.
2043349
2000 mbps on a gb switch just means full duplex. It means that you can transmit 1000 mbps in each direction. I can't find any info on the actual throughput or whether or not jumbo frames are supported. Even if you enabled them on both the source and destination, you would still have to run wireshark or some similar solution to know if they were actually being sent. Since there are QoS port assignments, presumably the switch doesn't function at wirespeed though.
1845345
Although I haven't tried it myself over a "slow" connection, the manual says that a connection speed of 1Mbps is the minimum required and it is helpful to verify that you meet the requirement by visiting www.SpeedTest.net
591765
It won't slow it down. The speed of your internet connection is the determining factor of how quickly you can download something. This router will NOT be the weak link in your chain!
1551470
The router can handle this many connected devices, but the actual number of concurrently active clients will depend on what those clients are doing. i.e. 100 devices can be connected to the Network at the same time, but there wouldn't be enough bandwidth to support them simultaneously downloading/transfer/etc. data at the same time.
1899654
I am not sure I understand your question entirely. This is a 10Gbps Capacity switch. It simply "bridges" your installed equipment, it does not offer anything beyond the actual CAPABILITY of this equipment. It cannot create speeds and capacities NOT supported by your equipment. Ideally, it should be used with very fast individual components over a properly wired LAN.
1261218
Supports transfer speeds of 100, 200, and 400Mbps is listed in the description of the product.
2200764
None that I know of. Likely limiter is throughput speed, but don't know what that rating is. Hope this helps.
2239055
Has to do with speed 100Mbps or 1000Mbps http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10/100/1000