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• Download speed very slow on the wired Ethernet connection

  I am currently getting 200 Mbps down and 0.3 MB/s on my desk wired Ethernet connection. I should get 200 down and 20 upwards.

  • On my wireless adapter on the same router, I have ~ 18 Mbit/s to the top and about 15 Mbit/s down, which seems that the wireless adapter works fine.
  • I plugged in another computer with the same cable on the same router port and got the full speed (200/20), then the problem lies within my computer.
  • I made a transfer of files to and from my computer to another computer connected to the same router and I got the full speed Gigabit times come and go.

  I searched high and wide on the internet and forums, and that many people have had the same problem I have, nothing of the multitude of solutions worked for me.

  That's what I tried without success:

  • Uninstalled the Ethernet card, deleted the drivers, forcing the new drivers to install again. No change of speed.
  • Carefully checked for Virus and malware programs (crossed the registry as well), but found nothing, and nothing has been installed recently other than windows updates.
  • The only antivirus I have is Windows Defender. I turned off and turned off the Windows Firewall, but speed did not improve.
  • I tried with IE, Chrome and Firefox, speed with different services and all tests show similar speeds. I also used FTP to a server I have, and the speeds were the same.
  • There is no other traffic devours bandwidth.

  So what I have gathered so far, it's that my Ethernet card works very slow only when downloading from the internet. Within my network, it works fine.

  What is a service that does not work well? If so who? I am not knowledgeable on the use of all services. I checked IPv4 and IPv6 and they both seem to be configured correctly, but I can't say that I am certain of what "correctly configured" is.

  These are my specs:

  HP Desktop H9 - 1215t

  Windows 7 Ultimate SP1

  32 GB OF RAM

  64 bit

  Chip Intel i7-3770

  Controller Atheros AR8161/8165 PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet (NDIS 6.20)

  I would really appreciate some help here because this problem I'm paralyzed.

  Thank you for your time,

  Tom

  By George, you got it!

  For someone who thinks he's good at Googling, I could sure use some improvements!

  The key has been the link to explanation. While I had been close to my tests, this for shows that even when you sort-of-one little-peut-be-think you know what you're doing to keep your legs unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing.

  The answer was definitely Large Send Offload, but it was a little more complicated, at least to understand what really happened. Neutralization of him gave the tour, but now I work with an active v2 and it works like a charm.

  I will detail what, in my opinion, happened here for those who may have similar problems so that they (you) may be able to figure out, as all cards are different and may require slightly different settings.

  I live in an area where so far the download speed over fast, I was able to get is 2 Mbps, on a good day, it's usually on average 1 ~ 1.5 Mbps. download speed is between 5 ~ 20 Mbit/s.

  I do a lot of video work and I constantly have to download large files on my servers. I got the computer described above about 8 months ago, and my Age (2 years) one remained on my home network.

  For a week or two, I was cursing my ISP because the internet was slower than usual and very glitch. I tested my speed and got 20 down and 0.2, repeatedly. So I went through the long and technology-challenged call representative to 'help' me, I was paying for 20/2. Only option was to wait a week for a technician to come out of my house, he stressed have shot my injurybut not before you ask me, that there are faster speeds to internet available in my place. 200/20 which is 10 times what I had, so of course I went with her. In doing so the representative asked me to Exchange my modem/router for a new handle faster speeds.

  When I replaced the modem/router, I found that the download speed went from 50/0.2 (after the new request speed but still with the old router) to 200/0.3~0.5 with the new router. I also had a Cisco E2000 router that I turned into a switch, which was also bogged down internet high speed (now that they have been much faster). But still the download speed has not really improved.

  This long and winding history is so that you (read this with a similar problem) might find the answer to your particular problem.

  Looking back when I said that the issue was in my computer because that became high speed was not quite accurate. The 'problem' was beyond my router, if the solution was in my settings with the LSO parameter. The 'problem' was not really a problem since what I see (guess) that's happened is that my ISP has been updated with equipment, and the settings on my new pc has become a problem while paradoxically not so in my old pc.

  My old pc equipped with a "Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller" and the IPv4 LSO parameter turned on, that she was no problem under the new set of circumstances ISP. 200 / 20 Mbit/s.

  Then when I compared the setting on my new computer, it never crossed my mind that the neutralization of him would solve the problem.

  My new pc has a Atheros AR8161/8165 controller PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet (NDIS 6.20). This adapter has a setting "IPv4 LSO" more setting "IPv4 LSO v2" and "IPv6 LSO v2" décor. I don't think that my ISP uses IPv6.

  In my quest to solve the problem, I placed all of the above settings to "Enabled", without success and in my fog don't reverse these settings.

  With the 3 off, it worked fine, but I got a 5 ~ 10% improvement on the download speed with the LSO IPv4 v2 enabled and the other disabled.

  There is no way representing the service provider on the phone could know this, so calling them would not / has not solved the problem. Even waiting a week for the technician most likely would not have solved the problem as it would be measured using a laptop full download and the download speeds.

  I'm sure this will become a problem most current internet speeds that House are starting to soar (thanks Google!), so I hope this helps those who have similar problems.

  To summarize:

  Click on start->Control Panel->Device Manager->network adapters-> your adapter name (mine is Atheros AR8152/8158 PCI - E Fast Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.20), right click and select Properties. On the advance tab, find good Large Send Offload (IPv4) and change its value to disabled , and then click on OK.

  If you have a Large Send Offload (IPv4) v2 try to set that to enable (with either a handicapped of course).

  I hope this helps!

  And thank you George.

  Tom

• Using the second ethernet port to connect to the printer?

  Hi I have a Mac Pro 2.1 old school and I'm wondering if I can connect to the network with an ethernet port and connect the latter to a printer?

  If so, how?

  Yosemite running.

  Thank you

  Physically, you use a port and a cable to connect to your network and use the second port and a second cable to connect directly to the printer. The printer must obviously have an interface Ethernet himself.

  However, you need to configure the second port on the Mac and the Ethernet port on the printer for each manually configured the TCP/IP addresses and these should be in a range of different network to your main network.

  If you the main network is something like 192.168.1.1 then your printer and the port on the Mac connection to this need to be in another network, such as 192.168.11.1.

  In theory, if the printer supports Hello aka. mDNS, then maybe you can get away with not having to configure TCP/IP addresses for the connection.

  The main reasons to use a second separate connection as this would be the performance or security, and frankly I don't think that's really relevant here. This would mean that no other computers on your network will be able to access the printer.

• [SRP527w] Use the 4 Ethernet Port as a WAN Port?

  English:

  Hello world

  I just can't understand how to use the ethernet port 4 as a WAN port.

  I think it's possible because it labeled LAN/WAN at the rear of the unit... If someone can, please let me know how!

  Thank you for your help,

  Gaultier.

  English:

  Hi all

  I can't configure the 4 en world WAN ethernet port.

  It seems to me that this is possible since the port is called LAN/WAN on the device... If someone did it, thanks for that comment!

  Thank you for your help,

  Gaultier.

  Hi Gauliter,

  Please use the Administration > menu of switch setting.  Set the option Interface DSL for disable use 4 Port LAN instead of the ADSL interface.

  Note, this setting will factory reset the router and completely disable this ADSL interface.

  

  I hope this helps.

  Andy

• C7250 connected wireless works with wired ethernet PC but not wireless PC

  C7250 installs fine with static IP address and wired (ethernet) PC works perfectly, but is not recognized by the PC wireless.

  Can ping the IP of the PC cable but not wireless computers.

  Can connect to the IP address of the browser and can logon to the wired PCs of wireless computers.

  When the wireless PC is connected to the network with ethernet cable the C7250 works perfectly.

  Firewall is not the issue because I tested with the firewall disabled.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you for your help.

  I FINALLY FOUND a RESOLUTION but let me describe what I've done to isolate the problem so that others will not do the same things I did.

  I used my Windows CE PDA and connected to the wireless router. I made sure that IE could access a different print server wired for a Brother HL-2140 I 192.168.2.10 and it worked. Who checked out that IE was working with a wired device. I then went to Yahoo!, and it worked. Then, I tried to access the C7250 configuration using IP 192.168.2.20 address in IE and it failed. (I checked with my Wired PC I could have access to the configuration of C7250 via IE.) I expected this result.

  Then I connected the PDA via USB and verified that I could use it to access the configuration of C7250 use IE on the PDA and it worked.

  I then tested between two wireless PC. Could not connect to each other through the router. But if one of them has been wired and one wireless they connected and I have consulted the disks between computers. I also tested the two cables with the same results.

  THE PROBLEM WAS IN THE ROUTER.

  These tests again virtually eliminated all PC, firewalls (since I've tested with the firewall disabled), the C7250 and the print server for the HL2140 brother as being the source of the problems.

  I then updated the firmware of the router to the latest version and repeated all the tests carried out in the complete thread and had the same results.

  RESOLUTION:
  The router I was using was a Linksys WRT54GS Ver 1.

  I also had a backup router which is a Linksys WRT54GS 7 worm that had the same settings as the Router 1 worm.

  I changed the SSID of the original router (Ver 1) so I would not need to change the SSID in all my devices during testing with the router Ver 7.

  I checked the firmware on the router worm 7 was the later and pulled up.

  The first test I did was to use a ping wireless PC the C7250 192.168.2.20 and it worked!

  I then used the wireless PC and IE to access the configuration of C7250 192.168.2.20 and it worked!

  I then checked the port for the C7250 was still a TCP/IP port to 192.168.2.20 and sent a test page to the printer and it worked!

  I consulted quickly wireless configuration C7250 and printer a test of a PC cable page and that worked!

  Finally, I tested PC wireless wireless PC PCand wired PC and the dirves successfully in both directions and checked that PC wired to wired PC was still working as before.

  All that remained was to supply two routers and router swap 1 worm with the Ver 7 router and rerun the tests with the router to Ver 7 manage my real network. Everything works as it should.

  I'll keep Router 1 worm as a backup to the Ver 7 knowing router unless the router worm 7 does not only feature that I lose when I reinstall the Router 1 worm is wireless connectivity to wireless, and I can temporarily work around until I get another router that is likely to be a "n" because what is have is ' G;

  THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP PRINTDOC!

  PRINTDOC BRAVO!

• My laptop is connected to local and internet when I use the wired ethernet connection to the router. I can't connect to the network this same router wirelessly.

  Hello

  What information is needed? I surfed autour reason no specific error I get when I try to diagnose and changed the flag broadcasting by the procedure step by step provided by microsoft. This has not solved the problem.

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your router > make sure you have the latest Firmware in Vista for it.

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/notebook > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for it last network adapters Vista drivers > download/install the.

  Try without commitment TCP/IPv6:

  If you still have internet connection probs, one thing to try is the separation of the TCP/IPv6 (which is done by going to network connection > right click > properties > it uncheck > OK.)

  http://digitalmediaphile.WordPress.com/IPv6-how-to-unbind-from-a-NIC-in-Windows-Vista/

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Can I use the lan Ethernet port on the airport express to the release of music?

  Can I use the Ethernet connections on airport express at the exit of music over wifi to a set of speakers? I would use an Ethernet connector at one end a DIN 5 pin to a pair of speakers beolab 2500/2300. I don't want to use the PIN audio output on the Airport express, as it is analog. Possible music out through one of the Ethernet connections at the back of the Airport express? Thank you

  Can I use the Ethernet connections on airport express at the exit of music over wifi to a set of speakers?

  Sorry, but no.

  I don't want to use the PIN audio output on the Airport express, as it is analog

  Perhaps you weren't aware that audio port on the AirPort Express audio book Terminal analog or digital, according to the type of connector used. See this link on the AirPort Express specifications to confirm... http://www.Apple.com/Airport-Express/specs/

  In other words, for the Express deliver audio analog, connect a standard stereo mini plug with connectors appropriate to the other end.  To ensure that the Express deliver audio digital, plug a mini Toslink cable to the audio port on Terminal AirPort Express.  An example is in this link... Airport Express Toslink - Amazon.com

• Some video files are not correctly synchronize when streamed on the wired ethernet connection for blu - ray player. His career 20-30 seconds of video.

  Occurs only on video files more recent as the old files are synced very well. I was told that I had to use the Plex serverbut that doesn't seem to work with home movies that I use here.

  Hi, kBob55555,

  See if solutions proposed in using these links.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-pictures/Blu-ray-wont-play-movies/a5bf1f3f-33C4-4502-AE2E-42cbd8f9d341

  How to read blu - ray media in Windows 7

  http://www.brighthub.com/computing/Windows-platform/articles/79840.aspx

• I have a Photosmart 3210 - Can I use the front USB port instead of port back? (back is broken).

  Hello!  Trying to help a friend.  Rear USB port no longer his plug slips outside, no electrical connection.  Tearing in the unit for her brief submeter (out of warranty, nothing to lose).  Can I use an adapter with a standard USB plug on each end to connect to a PC for printing?  The user manual is too vague on this - looks like front USB is just for PictBridge stuff.  Any suggestions/ideas will be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  kott2ke

  Hello kott2ke,

  Front USB port: print photos directly from your camera or storage only.

  Rear USB port provides connectivity for printer and USB.

  Kind regards
  Jabzi

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• Unable to connect to the internet (using a wired connection or wireless) after a power failure, error "the cable network is disconnected"

  After a power outage, I can not connect wireless (cannot connect even with the wired ethernet cable); get message "network cable is unplugged", which is not.  The cable modem work properly in wireless mode with two other computers.  System to an earlier date of reload and change the cable has not solved the problem.  Running Windows XP.  Any suggestions?

  Hello

  I suggest to follow the steps provided and check if it helps.

  How to troubleshoot the following message appears in Windows XP: "a network cable is unplugged": http://support.microsoft.com/kb/910389

  Hope this information is useful.

• Can workstation make me use the ethernet port on the remote computer?

  Ideal solution would be:

  I have specialized software on my computer I want to use without installing it on the remote computer.

  For now, I have to because the software uses the ethernet computer port to do a job, the software is used to.
  

  
  

  (1) is there a solution out there for everything just to connect to a remote computer and make use of its ethernet port remotely?
  

  
  

  Someone told me that VMWare Workstation last night. Maybe it's completely off-base.

  
  

  If this remote computer is connected to another computer via an Ethernet cable, but not for the internet, only data.

  For me to be able to connect to it, the remote computer must maintain a simultaneous Wifi connection as well.
  

  I use Teamviewer to fight against it.

  
  

  (2) if 1) above is not possible, I'm back to my current setup which is to the software me, I need on that remote computer. But my problem is that it does not seem possible to have WiFi and Ethernet connections at the same time.

  Please correct me / explain how if I'm wrong.

  How can be useful to me in these scenarios Workstation?

  Thanks in advance for your help. I'm looking everywhere for more than a week.

  I read that you wrote in your OP several times and no offense not expected however it is not well presented and I find I have to ask the many requests for clarification, however, I will say this...  A Virtual Machine is presented only a wired Ethernet adapter no matter how the host connects to the LAN/WAN and if you need to wired Ethernet and WiFi Ethernet in the Virtual Machine, and then in addition to the default wired Ethernet you can also provide your own card Ethernet Wi - Fi USB to connect to the virtual machine as well as the two available to the virtual machine at the same time.

  Others while I won't waste time asking a bunch of questions and if you want to take an another stab as describing in explicit and specific in detail what you have and are trying to accomplish, then I add more to the discussion.

• The bridge network to the ethernet ports

  I have an Airport Extreme base station for my wireless at home. The problem I have is that the base station is not near a few features, that I need to hard wire. I read that you can set up a network bridge and if I understand correctly, this concept, it's like setting up of another wireless device, but this second device provides you with the required Ethernet ports for connectivity. Is it possible to do with the Airport Express secondary device?

  Most of the other posts that I read said to extend the wireless range, but the range of my base station is not the issue. I just need a couple on the way ports. I've heard this can slow down the entire network however. Is this feasible? All known reserves? Advice is appreciated.

  Is it possible to do with the Airport Express secondary device?

  Yes

  Most of the other posts that I read said to extend the wireless range, but the range of my base station is not the issue. I just need a couple on the way ports. I've heard this can slow down the entire network but

  It all depends on if you configure the AirPort Express to "extend" the network... which will lower the maximum speed potential of the network by all 40-50%...or...whether that you set up the base AirPort Express for simply to 'join' the network... which causes a decrease in the speed of the network... but it will provide 2-port Ethernet for wired devices.

  If you need more than 2 ports Ethernet on the Express, you can add an Ethernet 5 port, 8-port switch, etc., to create as many ports as you need.

  Don't know what kind of speed you need for the Ethernet ports, but they are limited to 100 Mbps, then that would be the maximum speed available ports Ethernet on the Express.

• UDP communication via secondary ethernet port on the cRIO-9074 problem.

  Hi guys.

  I connected my host pc running LV 2010 my cRIO-9074 port using a main ethernet crossover cable. I want to use the second port ethernet on the cRIO-9074 to read UDP messages, and I want to access these messages on my host. UDP messages are sent from a local network, but for testing I also use a second pc running LV 2010 to send UDP messages.

  I configured the ethernet on the cRIO-9074 ports according to this tutorial: "knowledge base 4E0DGASK: Configure the Ports of double Ethernet on real-time controllers'." " My host and primary ethernet port belong to 'Subnet A' while the second port and the second computer, sending UDP messages belong to 'Subnet B' (at the end of my post I will list the masks of ip addresses and the subnet).

  For simplicity, I used the VI´s of this example as a basis for UDP communication. The "UDPServerOnRemoteTarget.vi", which broadcast messages UDP, will run on the secondary computer. The "UDPClientOnRemoteTarget.vi", which reads messages UDP, will work on my host pc.

  Now, in the 'UDPServerOnRemoteTarget' VI, you must specify two IP addresses (port # remained unchanged at 3363):

  1: the IP address of the ethernet port that will be broadcast UDP messages.

  2: the IP address of the ethernet port that will receive the messages.

  In the #1 case I put the IP address to the IP address of the ethernet on the secondary pc port.

  At the #2 I tried to set the intellectual property: a) IP address of the secondary ethernet port on the cRIO, b) IP address of the ethernet on my host computer port and c) IP address of the primary ethernet port on the cRIO.

  None of the parameters produced results. I also tried to change the port number, which did not help.

  However, if I bypass the cRIO and connect the host pc and the secondary computer directly (by using a cable crossed a regular cat5 ethernet cable), I am able to send and receive UDP messages (the two stand-alone always are on different subnets). I guess that this at least excludes any fault in the VI´s code.

  Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong here? Is it possible at all to read the UDP messages that are sent to the secondary ethernet port on the cRIO my host pc?

  I have searched the entire site OR and forums, but didn't come through all that solved my problem. Most of the other tutorials configuration resembling my case is to import the device sends UDP messages in the project, but which is clearly not possible in my case, or is it?

  My IP settings are:

  cRIO 9074:

  Primary ethernet port: 169.254.62.215

  Secondary ethernet port: 192.168.0.102 (static)

  Host PC: 169.254.58.4

  Secondary PC: 192.168.0.144 (static)

  SubnetMask on all ports are the value 255.255.0.0

  I hope someone out there can help me out.

  Kind regards

  Phat

  Solved.

  Stupid mistake. I was running the VI on the host instead of the cRIO pc, which explains why direct communication between the computers worked. Everything works well when it is compiled for the cRIO.

  Kind regards

  Phat

• Mac Pro does not recognize the Ethernet ports

  After a reboot for my end of 2013 Mac Pro OS x 10.11.3, the two Ethernet ports are most recognized. Suffice to say not 'connected' is one of them.

  I have:

  • rebooted a couple of times
  • Reset the PRAM
  • the power disconnected for several minutes left
  • tried two different terminals
  • tried two different Ethernet cables
  • tried the two Ethernet ports

  The light of the end device will blink.

  WiFi works fine.

  What should I do before I decide that there is a hardware problem?

  Bob

  There was a recent post about the same problem and found a solution. Give it a try: Re-built-in ethernet disappeared.

• HP Pavilion # 21 - h014: how to enable the ethernet port

  I can not connect to my modem by ethernet cable. How can I activate this port? HP pavilion model #21 - h014

  At the back of the PC ethernet port must be enabled at any time, unless the Device Manager shows that there is a problem.  The ethernet cable is maybe defective.  OR  Just to the right diagnosis, what is the brand and model of the modem and port on which you connect to the modem and then to PC.