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Gigabit internet - only limited to 100mbps connection from modem to gigabit router
Hi all, I've recently upgraded to gigabit internet. I bought a gigabit router and connected my Wifi hub to it. However, I am only getting a 100mbps connection over WAN. I have confirmed that I ha...
Fixed it guys. I confirmed my suspicions and hooked up Cat6 from my 3rd party router to the Wifi hub and i have close to gigabit speeds. I'm still confused as to why my Cat5e cable did not work, but that's a trivial issue now. Thanks everyone!
Okay, I was confused by the conflicting information in your title and the text of your post. Your last post clears it up.
The WiFi Hub is a wireless router and fiber optic modem so you are indeed connecting your router to another router. You don't need to use your own router unless you are trying to get better WiFi coverage in your house. That's a whole separate discussion as far as whether that's your best option for doing that.
As for the speed issue you can try swapping the Ethernet cable connecting your router and the WiFi Hub with the one you are using between you PC and your router. This will confirm whether there is a cable issue or not.
What model router do you have?
I will figure out how to do that swap.
I just reread my title and it was indeed misleading so I apologized for that
I just bought an Asus rt ax58u.
So, since the wifi hub is currently in my basement and CAN be used as a router, it is possible then to just move the wifi hub into my room for better coverage and to bypass the need for another router?
I just reread my title and it was indeed misleading so I apologized for that
I just bought an Asus rt ax58u.
So, since the wifi hub is currently in my basement and CAN be used as a router, it is possible then to just move the wifi hub into my room for better coverage and to bypass the need for another router?
You can move the WiFi Hub anywhere you like as long as you can connect it by Ethernet to the ONT.
