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  SNMP-server [snip] RO community

  !

  control plan

  !

  !

  !

  !

  profile MGCP default

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  !

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  line to 0

  line vty 0 4

  access-class 23 in

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  length 0

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  Please tell me what I can do about it.  Or this router is not able to do 100 Mbps?

  The net effect of running out of CPU is random connections abandonment and no possible communication with the router.  I could cap the bandwidth 90mbit/s or 80mbit/s, but I'd rather not.

  The system of image files is: "flash: c890-universalk9 - mz.152 - 1.T1.bin.

  Thanks in advance!

  Jan.

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  In fact, the 890 series is rated at 100 Kpps, i.e. approximately 51 Mbit/s (noted also in other posts) for minimum size Ethernet packets, but Cisco also documents the 890 providing up to 1 400 Mbit / s 1500 bytes of the packets of size.  Unfortunately "your mileage may vary." i.e. actual throughput is very dependent on your particular traffic and you configure your router to do against this traffic.  For example, you have NAT/PAT, ACLs, firewall inspection and NetFlow, all who consume extra CPU during the processing of packages of the interface.

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  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/32B0BA28A72AA87D8625782600737DE9

• Wired WRT610N 1Gbits fall to 100 Mbps, after awhile

  I start my XP SP2 computer and router wired port 1 (the only wired) show connected green (this average 1Gbits until they fix it) and everything seems fine. After an hour or two I have a message if poster near the time on the network disconnect and then reconnect then disconnect, etc. for abour 7 - 8 times now then it reconnect to 100Mbits (LED is now blue). It is the second time that it is happening now. My computer runs usually 24 hours a day, but I rebooted twice this week. I don't like the loss of speed because I have higher than 100 Mbps but there is a problem here and I think LinkSys should take a look. Network card is an Atheros L1 Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000Base-T Controller

  Well, after a HD crash I installed a fresh copy of the operating system and then entered WindowsUpdate and found that there is a newer driver for the network card.  I guess it was there before, but never really looked and now the new installation of the OS has forced me to look at all available updates.

  Since then, the light stays green on the router.  I know blue should be 1Gbits and is a flaw in the current firmware and why LinkSys is not faster to give us that a new firmware for their instruction booklet info will correspond to the reality, is a mystery.  As the firmware that they are testing for months now to solve some disconnect problems.  Never thought Cisco might be THAT slow.

  In any case, I wanted to present my conclusions and label this thread resolved so if someone has encountered the same problem they could possibly fnid a solution.