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martin_messom · 27-03-2007, 02:14

10Base-T Ethernet (WAN) part of the spec is the issue here on the WAN port this means the router is only capable of a maximum of 10Mbits full duplex.

You need to look out for 100baseTX which is capable of the full 100Mbits - make sure you set the WAN port to the correct speed / duplex though and that it matches on the modem it's self else its all fun and games!

Collisions / Jabber anyone?!

27-03-2007, 02:14	#7
martin_messom Inactive Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Nottingham Age: 41 Services: Free Broadband - who doesn't love wi-fi?! Posts: 3	Re: Half speed with wired router connected 10Base-T Ethernet (WAN) part of the spec is the issue here on the WAN port this means the router is only capable of a maximum of 10Mbits full duplex. You need to look out for 100baseTX which is capable of the full 100Mbits - make sure you set the WAN port to the correct speed / duplex though and that it matches on the modem it's self else its all fun and games! Collisions / Jabber anyone?!