Ethernet speeds
I recently purchased the Deco BE75 and have set it up in access point mode. I can't seem to connect it directly to my optical unit, and from my research it seems my isp requires that I use their modem. (Japan's SoftBank 10g VIA NTT flets, if someone happens to know a way to cut out their router). The router only has one 10gbe LAN connection, so that's plugged into my main Deco BE75 upstairs. My rental apartment has wires in the wall which I'm using as an Ethernet backhaul to the second unit downstairs. The connection to the second unit is as follows:
Optical Unit (10g Port)
| Cat.7 Cable
ISP Router (10g WAN)
ISP Router (10g LAN)
| Cat.7 Cable
Deco BE75 Main Unit (10g Port)
Deco BE75 Main Unit (2.5g Port)
| Cat.7 Cable
= Wall Jack
| ??
= Wall Jack
| Cat.7 Cable
Deco BE75 Second Unit (10g Port)
I don't know what goes on in the walls, but outside I'm using Cat.7 cables. The issue I'm having is, I'm not sure what speed the backhaul is connecting at. In the app it shows "Strong" with a cable icon, but what does that mean? 100mbps, 1gbps, 2.5gbps? Is there a place to see it? The units don't have Ethernet activity/connection LEDs, and the app just shows connection method with no details. Am I getting the full 2.5gbps downstairs? How can I verify for sure?