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Old 06-03-2014, 20:33   #211
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Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
Do you mean WAN-LAN throughput? That TL-ER5120 can do 350Mbps (http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=6612)

I used to have the Draytek 2920, loads of great features but unfortunately 135Mbps WAN-LAN throughput. Now I'm on the Cisco RV042G, does 609. That should last I hope!
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Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
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Do you mean WAN-LAN throughput? That TL-ER5120 can do 350Mbps (http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=6612)

I used to have the Draytek 2920, loads of great features but unfortunately 135Mbps WAN-LAN throughput. Now I'm on the Cisco RV042G, does 609. That should last I hope!
Trust me it really can't do 350Mb with PPPoE enabled and load balancing, the CPU runs very hot at ~145Mb. Suspect de/encapsulating in PPP takes its toll on the throughput.
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Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
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Do you mean WAN-LAN throughput? That TL-ER5120 can do 350Mbps (http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=6612)

I used to have the Draytek 2920, loads of great features but unfortunately 135Mbps WAN-LAN throughput. Now I'm on the Cisco RV042G, does 609. That should last I hope!
They are bugs in cisco firmware which version are you using.
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Old 06-03-2014, 21:09   #214
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I don't have any limiting rules so it runs at full speed. It's shocking that Cisco haven't fixed the issues though
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I don't have any limiting rules so it runs at full speed. It's shocking that Cisco haven't fixed the issues though
I'm running beta firmware which fixes it. However since Cisco have got a new model out I doubt they'll release it.
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