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No LAN gigabit speed available
No LAN gigabit speed available
I have problems getting the LAN port on my B3 working at gigabit speed.
Here are some facts and the scenarios tried:
- I have jumbo frames enabled on my computer and on the B3
- when connecting my computer via a cat 6 cable to the LAN port on B3 Windows 7 reports the link speed to 100 Mbps, not 1Gbps
- when connecting my computer via the same cat 6 cable to a gigabit switch both Windows 7 and the switch reports the link speed to 1Gbps
- when connecting the LAN port on B3 to the same gigabit switch as above using the cat 6 cable supplied with B3 the switch doesn't indicate gigabit speed
- using the same gigabit switch as above with another cat 6 cable between the switch and the LAN port on B3 the switch still doesn't indicate gigabit speed on the port connected to the B3.
Current versions:
bubba 2.4.2
bubba-backend 2.4.2.2
bubba-frontend 2.4.0.7
bubba3-kernel 1:2.6.39.4-11
Please help.
Here are some facts and the scenarios tried:
- I have jumbo frames enabled on my computer and on the B3
- when connecting my computer via a cat 6 cable to the LAN port on B3 Windows 7 reports the link speed to 100 Mbps, not 1Gbps
- when connecting my computer via the same cat 6 cable to a gigabit switch both Windows 7 and the switch reports the link speed to 1Gbps
- when connecting the LAN port on B3 to the same gigabit switch as above using the cat 6 cable supplied with B3 the switch doesn't indicate gigabit speed
- using the same gigabit switch as above with another cat 6 cable between the switch and the LAN port on B3 the switch still doesn't indicate gigabit speed on the port connected to the B3.
Current versions:
bubba 2.4.2
bubba-backend 2.4.2.2
bubba-frontend 2.4.0.7
bubba3-kernel 1:2.6.39.4-11
Please help.
Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
Hmm, strange. Please try:
- disabling jumboframes. This feature is experimental and we have other bug reports on it right now
- connect the LAN and WAN port on B3 together and check link lights. Do they switch to Gigabit then?
- disabling jumboframes. This feature is experimental and we have other bug reports on it right now
- connect the LAN and WAN port on B3 together and check link lights. Do they switch to Gigabit then?
/Johannes (Excito co-founder a long time ago, but now I'm just Johannes)
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Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
I've found auto-neg to be extremely unreliable in certain combinations of equipment. Have you tried setting your Windows box to force the speed to 1Gbps? You should also be able to do this on the B3 using the ethtool command (as root):
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ethtool -s eth0 duplex full speed 1000 autoneg off
Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
What did you mean with "connect the LAN and WAN port on B3 together and check link lights."johannes wrote:Hmm, strange. Please try:
- disabling jumboframes. This feature is experimental and we have other bug reports on it right now
- connect the LAN and WAN port on B3 together and check link lights. Do they switch to Gigabit then?
My primary interpretation is that you suggest me to connect one end of a cable to LAN and the other to WAN but that seems strange and pretty unclear because how would I then interpret which lights and how?
Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
Sorry for being unclear, but this is exactly what I ment, yes. IF the yellow light is lit it is 100 Mb, if only the green it's Gbit.
The reason is that if you get Gbit it would rule out some misconfiguration in B3 (i.e. jumboframe bug etc).
The reason is that if you get Gbit it would rule out some misconfiguration in B3 (i.e. jumboframe bug etc).
/Johannes (Excito co-founder a long time ago, but now I'm just Johannes)
Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
Thanks.
I'm really new to the B3 (bought it yesterday evening) so can you please refer me to a specification on how to interpret the different LEDs.
I'm really new to the B3 (bought it yesterday evening) so can you please refer me to a specification on how to interpret the different LEDs.
Sv: No LAN gigabit speed available
I am on the train now so can't dig it out, bet check the users manual (linked from the b3 dashboard).
/Johannes (Excito co-founder a long time ago, but now I'm just Johannes)
Re: Sv: No LAN gigabit speed available
When B3 is connected to the WAN and switch (as described above)manual wrote:WAN and LAN ethernet connectors. The green LEDs to the right on respective connector indicates a 1GBit connection, the yellow LEDs to the left indicates a 100MBit connection.
- both WAN and LAN has steady light on the yellow LED and flashing on the green LED.
- The switch doesn't indicate 1 Gbps for the port that is connected to the LAN connector on B3.
- Both Win7 and the switch indicates 1 Gbps as link speed from computer to switch.
- LAN has steady light on the yellow LED and flashing on the green LED.
- Win7 indicates 100 Mbps as link speed from computer to B3.
- neither of the LEDs on neither on the ports (WAN/LAN) on B3 lights or flashes
Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
The command did not help at all.RandomUsername wrote:I've found auto-neg to be extremely unreliable in certain combinations of equipment. Have you tried setting your Windows box to force the speed to 1Gbps? You should also be able to do this on the B3 using the ethtool command (as root):
Code: Select all
ethtool -s eth0 duplex full speed 1000 autoneg off
- the LED indicators on the B3 doesn't indicate gigabit speed
- the gigabit indicator on my switch-port that B3 is connected to doesn't say gigabit
- file copying from Windows to B2 still maxed at about 11 MB/s
Re: Sv: No LAN gigabit speed available
Ok, this does indicate some error. If autoneg doesn't work between the two B3 ports you probably have some hardware error. I suggest you contact support@excito.com and send it to us for replacement.gonk wrote: When looping B3's LAN-port to its WAN-port using the supplied patch cable or with another Cat6 cable, as suggested by you
- neither of the LEDs on neither on the ports (WAN/LAN) on B3 lights or flashes
Sorry for the trouble, and thanks for helping us pinning down the problem.
/Johannes (Excito co-founder a long time ago, but now I'm just Johannes)
Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
Has this been rsolved yet? I just found out I have a very similar issue. My LAN will not connect at 1GB (and only the orange led lights up). However if I stick the same cable into the WAN port the green light on the wanport goes up, but it also connects at 100mb. If I connect lan and wan together on a single cable the green light on wan goes no, and no lights on lan go up, but it does connect both at 1gb. The router is a fritzbox which is perfectly capable of connecting 1gb and does so on my win7 machine.
Thanks for any help
Thanks for any help
Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
I contacted Excito's support, handed the B3 in and they changed the motherboard.nobody wrote:Has this been rsolved yet? I just found out I have a very similar issue. My LAN will not connect at 1GB (and only the orange led lights up). However if I stick the same cable into the WAN port the green light on the wanport goes up, but it also connects at 100mb. If I connect lan and wan together on a single cable the green light on wan goes no, and no lights on lan go up, but it does connect both at 1gb. The router is a fritzbox which is perfectly capable of connecting 1gb and does so on my win7 machine.
Thanks for any help
Contact the support.
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Re: No LAN gigabit speed available
Hello friend please help me. I am facing similar speed issue so can you give me some sort of advice to sort it out?Waiting for reply thanks in advance:)gonk wrote:I contacted Excito's support, handed the B3 in and they changed the motherboard.nobody wrote:Has this been rsolved yet? I just found out I have a very similar issue. My LAN will not connect at 1GB (and only the orange led lights up). However if I stick the same cable into the WAN port the green light on the wanport goes up, but it also connects at 100mb. If I connect lan and wan together on a single cable the green light on wan goes no, and no lights on lan go up, but it does connect both at 1gb. The router is a fritzbox which is perfectly capable of connecting 1gb and does so on my win7 machine.
Thanks for any help
Contact the support.