My provider has increased our bandwidth to 200/20, which is great! I’ve upgraded our router to a RB2011UiAS, and connected everything using the gigabit ports.
To my surprise, when trying to launch speedtests from the internal PCs to the Internet, a single PC can only use up to 100 Mbps of the available bandwidth. With just two users I can saturate our uplink, but one user never passes 100 Mbps. I’ve checked twice that everything is connected using 1Gbps ports, but can’t manage to make just one PC to get more than 100 Mbps downloads (which is great, but only half as great as 200 Mbps).
Anyone can tell me if there is any problem with this setup? I’d appreciate if someone can share a clue or a pointer to further investigate this problem.
Thanks very much for the suggestions. I double checked the port status, autonegotiation and all that stuff and they are OK. 1Gbps full duplex, no errors… everything looks fine.
I’ve just added fasttrack to the config. Once I get it tested I’ll come back with the answer.
OK. Tests done. I still get 100 Mbps from a single PC (note that it is a single PC, not a single connection). The PC is connected directly to a 1Gbps port in the RB2011, to avoid noise from switches and stuff.