VR900 V1 connected to Fritz by cable but only 100mb on cat 5 cable

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VR900 V1 connected to Fritz by cable but only 100mb on cat 5 cable
VR900 V1 connected to Fritz by cable but only 100mb on cat 5 cable
2019-11-28 09:37:23
Model: Archer VR900  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: :0.9.1 1.5 v004c.0 Build 170119 Rel.66992

I got 1 Gbps fibre connection FTTH coming to Fritz 4040. As that router got no guest network nor bandwith management I decided to connect it by cable to TP-Link VR900 in wireless router mode throgh cat 5 cable into LAN/WAN port in TP-Link. Unfortunatelu TP-Link provides up to 100 mbps connections. I started to troubleshoot and logged in to webGUI of Fritz. Fritz showed ethernet connection between Fritz and TP-Link as 100 mbps only ! Why ? I thought and all specs shows that TP-Link is gigabit router with gigabit ethernet ports ... What is wrong in my configuration ?

Thanks.

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Re:VR900 V1 connected to Fritz by cable but only 100mb on cat 5 cable
2019-11-29 11:30:27

@ArtekGDA 

 

Yes, the Archer VR900 is the gigabit router with gigabit ethernet ports. Theoretically it can handle 1000Mbps. 

 

Considering you use the cat 5 cable, it can handle 100Mbps only, try to change a cat5e or above cable and then test the speed. 

 

May it help. 

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