Now I'm really sketchy about the Netlink HG323RGW ONU cause with it's LAN Port specifying that one port is capable of 10/100/1000mbps and the other one is 10/100(auto-negotiable).
So yeah, basically I'm using that dumb ONU in bridge mode ( followed from @pothi thread) and connected it to TP-Link Archer AC1200. Now I'm wondering cause I'm being forced to 10mbps when i connect it directly to my PC and the second port ends up with 100mbps.
Now i'm confused with these, @varkey any idea about this?
Note - I used a Cat5e cable to link up my ONT and TP-Link device whereas from TP-Link to PC, I used AmazonBasics one, which too supports 1gig transfer and did the checks with ports, rest of them or gigabit ports where I'm confused only with the Netlink one.
PS - I changed my plan from 1277 to this and I'm using Static IP too and that wasn't disturbed when I switched over from selfcare
and another cute note, I got around ~175mbps DL/UL via Netlink's 2.4g while testing with my phone
So yeah, basically I'm using that dumb ONU in bridge mode ( followed from @pothi thread) and connected it to TP-Link Archer AC1200. Now I'm wondering cause I'm being forced to 10mbps when i connect it directly to my PC and the second port ends up with 100mbps.
Now i'm confused with these, @varkey any idea about this?
Note - I used a Cat5e cable to link up my ONT and TP-Link device whereas from TP-Link to PC, I used AmazonBasics one, which too supports 1gig transfer and did the checks with ports, rest of them or gigabit ports where I'm confused only with the Netlink one.
PS - I changed my plan from 1277 to this and I'm using Static IP too and that wasn't disturbed when I switched over from selfcare
and another cute note, I got around ~175mbps DL/UL via Netlink's 2.4g while testing with my phone
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