I have a problem that I am hoping that someone might be able to advise me with.
The problem is when I transfer large files from my desktop computer to my HTPS I get a reported transferring speed of only 11 to 12 MB/sec.
The details are listed below:
I presently have two computers on my local area network, one is a PC workstation system with a built in 10/100/1000 megabyte network connection. The other computer is a HTPC that has the same 10/100/1000 megabyte network connection which is also integrated the motherboard. Connecting these two computers I have CAT5e cable that should support 1000Mb transfer rate, however I am getting only the 11 to 12 MB/sec of data transfer.
When I go into control panel on both systems then networking and sharing center and view my network card it shows it running ay 100 MB/sec.
This network has a TP-Link router that connects to my ISP, it is limited to a maximum of 100 Mb/s. In addition to this I have a second router made by Linksys it is a Wireless G 2.4 Ghz. model which again is limited to a maximum of 100 megabytes.
The routers and computers are wired like this, the TP-Link router connects to my ADSL line, this router is then connected to the Linksys Router using one of the standard RG45 ports on the back. The two computers are then each connected to the Linksys router using an additional two ports of this router.
As a note with the Wireless Router I presently do not use the port designated Cable/DSL Modem but rather use one of the 4 additional RJ45 ports to connect the ADSL router to.
I have been thinking about getting 1 GB switch installed but I think I need to find out why I cannot even hit the 100MB/sec. transfer rate.
I will greatly appreciate comments on this problem!
The problem is when I transfer large files from my desktop computer to my HTPS I get a reported transferring speed of only 11 to 12 MB/sec.
The details are listed below:
I presently have two computers on my local area network, one is a PC workstation system with a built in 10/100/1000 megabyte network connection. The other computer is a HTPC that has the same 10/100/1000 megabyte network connection which is also integrated the motherboard. Connecting these two computers I have CAT5e cable that should support 1000Mb transfer rate, however I am getting only the 11 to 12 MB/sec of data transfer.
When I go into control panel on both systems then networking and sharing center and view my network card it shows it running ay 100 MB/sec.
This network has a TP-Link router that connects to my ISP, it is limited to a maximum of 100 Mb/s. In addition to this I have a second router made by Linksys it is a Wireless G 2.4 Ghz. model which again is limited to a maximum of 100 megabytes.
The routers and computers are wired like this, the TP-Link router connects to my ADSL line, this router is then connected to the Linksys Router using one of the standard RG45 ports on the back. The two computers are then each connected to the Linksys router using an additional two ports of this router.
As a note with the Wireless Router I presently do not use the port designated Cable/DSL Modem but rather use one of the 4 additional RJ45 ports to connect the ADSL router to.
I have been thinking about getting 1 GB switch installed but I think I need to find out why I cannot even hit the 100MB/sec. transfer rate.
I will greatly appreciate comments on this problem!
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