Re: List your router & whether it works with 10mb
 

Belkin Wireless G Router [F5D7230-4] which has an Intergrated 10/100 4-Port Switch.

Downstream 9475 Kbps (1,184.4 KB/sec) 10233 Kbps (inc. overheads)
Upstream 489 Kbps (61.1 KB/sec) 528 Kbps (inc. overheads)

Working fine here.

Re: List your router & whether it works with 10mb
 

I have a Netgear MR314 wireless router which is approx 3 years old (got it when NTL provided bb here) It has a ethernet connection of 10 base-T standard which gives 10 Mb; is anybody able to tell me if this can handle 10Mb full duplex or 10Mb in total?

I dont bother too much with the wireless connection as I have cabled up the house for kids pooter upstairs!

Ta for any help
Andy

Re: List your router & whether it works with 10mb
 

this is mine, itll work right??:

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...%2Etworking%2F

Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

Hey guys,

I just realised that my router is the cause of my 10mbit ntl connection only running at 5mbit, the model is Belkin F5D5231-4, i called them up and they said that all their routers only support 5.5mbit, can anyone recommend a router that will let me run at full speed?

thank-you

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

WOW :Yikes: I have a "F5D7230-4" would this apply to this as well, got to admit the max I get from my "upto 10mb/s" is 7mb/s

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

Its more than likely, i have a Belkin model of some description, itll be the same when i get upgraded, looks like a new Router for me. Either that or get a new NIC and use my server as the router and the Belkin as the switch.

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

I have a Linksys Wireless / 4 Port Switch Router: WRT54GS

I've had no problems at all with speed and recent speed tests show a full 10mbit connection. I've used Linksys routers for years with no issues although they are probably one or two pounds more than some you can get. Linksys are basically Cisco now as they were purchased by them last year.

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

If the router only has a 10M ethernet port then it's not going to run at full speed, even in duplex mode. You need a 100M or 1000M (Gigabit) port.

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

hey guys,

I just purchased the Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router IP RTR 4 port 10/100,4RJ-45 which def works for 10mbit :), pfftt cant stand spending more money on things!

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

Great! I've got a F5D5231-4 and cannot afford to buy a new router

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

I've just plugged my lappy directly in to my Terayon modem and get the same results as i do when i connect to the modem via the WAP and router

So now what do I do?

Call CS and get a new modem,
put a router on my birthday / christmas list


Can anybody say if i will need to replace the Belkin WiFi PCcard or will that work with the above Linksys routers?

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

The link below says that it is a 10/00 port?
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...0&category_oid=

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

Taken from my Belkin Router Manual

Quote:

Integrated 10/100 4-Port Switch The Router has a built-in, 4-port network switch to allow your wired computers to share printers, data and MP3 files, digital photos, and much more. The switch features automatic detection so it will adjust to the speed of connected devices. The switch will transfer data between computers and the Internet simultaneously without interrupting or consuming resources.

Now someones lying?

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

states on the box its 10/100, can anyone explain why a 10/100 isn't allowing 10mbit to pass through router? i haven't a clue about these things.

Re: Router supporting 10mbit bandwidth
 

The light on the router are Green 10Mb, and Orange for 100Mb, it might be that your PCI card is the problem.

Or your modem itself

Try connecting to the web from 1 PC to the modem directly.

What modem do you have?