I've a TP Link AC1200 Wireless MU-MIMO Gigabit Router as a primary router where firewall is enforced and all my PCs are connected to the TP Link AC1200 Gigabit Router via a Dlink 8-Port Unmanaged Gigabit Switch.
My TP Link AC1200 Gigabit Router is connected to ISP supplied FTTH router which is also a Gigabit Router.
All my cabling is done using D Link CAT6 cable and all the PC (7 nos.) are based on GA-A320M-S2H (rev. 1.x) using Ryzen 3200G running Windows 10 Professional (6 nos.) or CentOS (1 nos).
Even though all my network components are Gigabit Ethernet capable however I'm only getting 100 Mbps speed. What could have gone wrong?
I plan to install Qnap TS-451+ NAS in immediate future which will house data from all PCs and will also backup data on cloud. For this reason I would prefer that my network is Gigabit Ethernet enabled.
My TP Link AC1200 Gigabit Router is connected to ISP supplied FTTH router which is also a Gigabit Router.
All my cabling is done using D Link CAT6 cable and all the PC (7 nos.) are based on GA-A320M-S2H (rev. 1.x) using Ryzen 3200G running Windows 10 Professional (6 nos.) or CentOS (1 nos).
Even though all my network components are Gigabit Ethernet capable however I'm only getting 100 Mbps speed. What could have gone wrong?
I plan to install Qnap TS-451+ NAS in immediate future which will house data from all PCs and will also backup data on cloud. For this reason I would prefer that my network is Gigabit Ethernet enabled.