Speed limit on 100mbps LAN to WAN
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Since i live in a big house I have one router downstairs from my internet provider, and one TP-LINK (TL-WR841ND) upstairs. The one upstairs is connected by wire, from a LAN port of the main router to upstairs routers WAN port. But for some reason TL-WR841ND limits the speed to 100mbps (more like 95mbps). When I connect the wire that goes into secondarys router WAN directly into the LAN of my computer, speed is maxed out and that is 200mbps. So the problem should be in /TL-WR841ND, although i didn't find a fix anywhere online. Please help!
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Hi, if any of you still encounters an issue with the speed, which is capped at 100 Mbps when connecting to the TP-Link router, please check the troubleshooting suggestions we provided here, and report back if the issue is resolved or not:
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Hi, please first be aware that this TL-WR841N is equipped with 10/100 Mbps WAN/LAN ports, so the negotiation speed will be 100Mbps at most. It may not be appropriate for your network if your ISP provided 200Mbps, it is suggested to check with the reseller and see if you can exchange it with a gigabit router, such as Archer C6.
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Hi, if any of you still encounters an issue with the speed, which is capped at 100 Mbps when connecting to the TP-Link router, please check the troubleshooting suggestions we provided here, and report back if the issue is resolved or not:
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