Hey , i have nine computers connected to a giga switch , some of them having giga link speed , and others stuck at 100mbit speed . I changed the cables from cat5e to cat 6 . What is the solution for this problem help please,
I didnt understand , no the wires are external , can this problem be from the connectors?
I don't know how to ask any clearer... Did YOU terminate the cables or were the cables purchased pre-terminated? If you terminated them, then it is quite possible the connectors are the problem.
Are all the computers identical? Meaning are you sure that the computers connecting at 100Mbit do indeed have gigabit NICs in them? If so are their NICs set to auto-negotiate speed and duplex?
Iam sure all the computers have built in nics , 4 computers have windows 10 and 5 have windows 7 , all the win10 pcs are have link speed and 4 of the win7 pcs have giga speed and one win 7 have 100mb sped , all of them are connected to a 24 port tplink giga switch . All computers are auto-negotiate
Hey , i have nine computers connected to a giga switch , some of them having giga link speed , and others stuck at 100mbit speed . I changed the cables from cat5e to cat 6 . What is the solution for this problem help please,
Factory made cables or site made? Any in-wall wiring?
I didnt understand , the cable brand is (micro cable) cat 6 . I rechecked the 9 computers , i still only two computers that have this problem one in windows 10 and one on win 7 , the rest is solved alone.
I didnt understand , the cable brand is (micro cable) cat 6 . I rechecked the 9 computers , i still only two computers that have this problem one in windows 10 and one on win 7 , the rest is solved alone.
Assuming you are commenting on my post, I asked if the cables were factory made or did you buy bulk cable and terminate them yourself? I also asked if the cabling was all point-to-point or if there was any in-wall cabling. If there is in-wall cabling, putting new patches on each end doesn't fix the possible issues with the in-wall cables.
I didnt understand , no the wires are external , can this problem be from the connectors?
I don't know how to ask any clearer... Did YOU terminate the cables or were the cables purchased pre-terminated? If you terminated them, then it is quite possible the connectors are the problem.
I bought a bulk cable , i terminate it, sorry for my weak language , so the problem maybe from the connecters , thank you , i will try to change them tomorrow and give my feedback .
I didnt understand , no the wires are external , can this problem be from the connectors?
I don't know how to ask any clearer... Did YOU terminate the cables or were the cables purchased pre-terminated? If you terminated them, then it is quite possible the connectors are the problem.
thank you bro , it was from the connectors , i changes them and evrything is good now .