TL-SG116 Performance with long cable runs (100+ ft)?
I am looking to replace a Cisco 16-port Gigabit switch that I've had running in my house since I built it in 2006 (yes, 13 years!). That switch still works, but I get pretty slow speeds in my 2nd floor cable runs. The switch is in the basement, so the Cat-6 cables that I ran through the house can reach up to 125 ft from the switch to the 2nd floor bedrooms and home office.
So, I've read great reviews about the TP-Link TL-SG116, but I've seen a few comments that worry me about connectivity for long cable runs.
Can anyone provide any information on performance of this switch with cable runs that reach up to 100-125 ft?
If this model might have inconsistent or poor performance/connectivity for long cable runs, would another TP-Link gigabit switch work better?
Thanks!
Andrew