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Originally Posted by Andrewcrawford23
acutally i think ( im not 100% sure not even sure masque might be able to give a defintive answer to this probally need someone to upgrade to 200mb on vmng300) but i am pretty sure it auto negeotiated the downstream channel rate
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If I remember right you work for VM in tech support.
I rather hope it's not in broadband. Cable does
not negotiate downstream channel rate.
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Originally Posted by Andrewcrawford23
it in the simplies form think of cable length, the logn the cable length of say cat5e the speed degrades as with jitter and ping the shorter the better, it basically adding length to the cable run. if it had a amplifier so boosting so to say the shorten the cable length so in thoery makign the cable length be logner similar to how you do some networking, then it would probally act the same as vmng300 in modem mode but sadly it doesnt it jsut plain router switched to bridge mode :S
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Are you saying that the an extra few metres matters at 2/3rds the speed of light, and that it'll add jitter given that Ethernet operates on fixed timings and uses CSMA?