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andy73sg
Jun 03, 2019Aspirant
Rax120 Nighthawk
Home network connection/setup doesn't work. 1) Router 1 (10Gbit/s capability, fiber-connected, XGS-PON technology): -incoming fiber connection at 10 Gbit/s works -WLAN works -10Gbit ethernet p...
schumaku
Jun 03, 2019Guru - Experienced User
andy73sg wrote:Why can't I connect GS110MX (10G/Multi-Gig) port via home network cabling to RAX120 (5G/2.5G/1G/Multi-Gig) port?
Connection 1G/Port at GS110MX via home network cabling to 1G/Port at RAX120 works (one green light blinking, only 100MB/s throughput?)...
Reads like your installation is not properly set-up (for pairs/eight strands, correctly wired) for Gigabit and MultiGig. Only 100 Mbit/s negotiated indicates that only two pairs are workable (or the cable isn't made for Ethernet at all, e.g. telephone cabling). And the Multi-Gig ports don't go down to Fast Ethernet.
andy73sg wrote:1) Router 1 (10Gbit/s capability, fiber-connected, XGS-PON technology)
Just curious - Salt/Switzerland?
- andy73sgJun 03, 2019AspirantCables are surely Ethernet.
„And the Multi-Gig ports don't go down to Fast Ethernet.“
Can you specify what this means?
Yes, Salt/Switzerland.- schumakuJun 03, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Blame me - both the GS110EMX and the RAX120 Multi-Gig port are "5-speed" so Fast Ethernet should be possible.
But still, if the supposed GbE link does negotiate to Fast Ethernet only ... something is potentially wrong with the cable installation. Was this installation intended for Ethernet, is the cable at least CAT5E or CAT6, or is this a former Telephone installation on T72 (the ol'Swiss PTT standard) wires?
Grüsse aus Kloten
-Kurt
- andy73sgJun 03, 2019AspirantThanks Kurt.
Cables are surely cat5e or higher (not Tel)...