Excitel 100Mbps Plan Speed

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I Get maximum 93Mbps on wired and wireless connection. Dont know where is the 7Mbps going. Please share your speed test results of 100Mbps plan

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Check if your ONU or your Router are connected to your PC through Gigabit LAN ports. Make sure you use a minimum CAT5e cable for connection.

Some FTTH ONUs have 2 LAN ports. 1 is 100 Mbps and other one is 1 Gbps. Make sure you use the latter.
If you don’t have a gigabit ONU then ask Excitel to upgrade the model for you which has Gigabit port.

There is nothing more to this really.
 
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Dont except full speed unless using 5ghz
You can get standing next to router using any modern phone with dual channel wifi receiver, it can be much more if both router n receiver support triple channels simultaneously... what we call as mimo.
2.4ghz suffers due to other 2.4ghz interference(unless you live in a farmhouse) - drawback of long range as wireless is not exclusive.
 
@Aditya ONU to Router is 1 Gbps? If yes then there is a bottleneck somewhere in ISP's own routing or they have not set speeds correctly on your connection.
Pretty sure somewhere in your network... there is a 100 Mbps switch.
 
You won't be getting 100Mbps from a 100Mbps switch which is shared by many other customers.
 
There is roughly 7-8% TCP overhead on Ethernet. ISPs overcome this limitation by over-provisioning your profile speeds to 110 Mbps (Instead of 100 Mbps) in their RADIUS servers. This is done to prevent false advertising accusations. But since you are already capped at 100 Mbps due to a switch, their over-provisioning is useless till the 100 Mbps bottleneck switch is upgraded to 1 Gbps switch.
You have to talk to Excitel to either replace that switch with Gigabit one or get a FTTH line laid out for you.
 

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