This is a bit of a different circumstance than what I was able to find anywhere else.
I have 2 Windows PC. Both have 1 gig NIC, cat 6 cables. The router/modem does 1gbps and the switch I have does that too.
Switch is a NETGEAR GS108T and Router is an ARRIS touchstone.
When transferring files from one to the other, the speeds are about 1-6 Mb/s. This was with one big test file. The kicker is when I directly plug them in via one Ethernet cable, I get the desired speeds (90-120mb/s)
It used to work for like 30 minutes until I sighed a breath of relief. I factory reset/rebooted the switch when they were plugged into that, slow speeds. I factory reset/rebooted the modem/router when they both were plugged into that. Slow speeds. LSO is disabled. I confirmed speeds were negotiated to 1Gbps via properties and the color of light on the NIC. Latest drivers/updates, etc. There are no network altering software. I don't know where else I can poke a stick at this point. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have 2 Windows PC. Both have 1 gig NIC, cat 6 cables. The router/modem does 1gbps and the switch I have does that too.
Switch is a NETGEAR GS108T and Router is an ARRIS touchstone.
When transferring files from one to the other, the speeds are about 1-6 Mb/s. This was with one big test file. The kicker is when I directly plug them in via one Ethernet cable, I get the desired speeds (90-120mb/s)
It used to work for like 30 minutes until I sighed a breath of relief. I factory reset/rebooted the switch when they were plugged into that, slow speeds. I factory reset/rebooted the modem/router when they both were plugged into that. Slow speeds. LSO is disabled. I confirmed speeds were negotiated to 1Gbps via properties and the color of light on the NIC. Latest drivers/updates, etc. There are no network altering software. I don't know where else I can poke a stick at this point. Any help would be greatly appreciated.