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Jan 19 2022
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Jan 19 2022
1:17 AM
Hi Miles, just done as you said and surprisingly, I'm getting the same problem as with the MX - 260 down and 0.35 up. As soon as I reconnect the BT router to the ONT, and do a speed test on a wired connection, I'm getting full speed.
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Jan 18 2022
5:08 PM
Yes, you are correct, running a speed test using just the BT router connected to the ONT shows the expected speeds. I'll check the ports in the morning and report back.
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Jan 18 2022
2:18 PM
Since changing to a PPPOE ISP yesterday, my MX105 seems to be throttling speeds and I have no idea why. I was with Virgin Media (VM) who use DHCP public IP addresses but my new ISP (BT) uses PPPOE. I should be getting 900Mbps down and 110 up but I’m only seeing 350 down and 0.35 up. When with VM, I had their router in modem mode and used the MX as the router and firewall. Everything was fine with VM and I got full speeds. When I moved to BT, I connected the MX direct to the ONT – the router doesn’t have a modem/bypass function – you just go direct to the ONT. When I noticed the reduced speeds direct to the ONT, I unplugged the MX from the ONT, reconnected BT’s router and plugged in a laptop and ran some speed test, all of which showed full speeds (900/110). Any ideas on what may be causing the reduced speeds through the MX? Many thanks!
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Jan 7 2022
4:46 PM
Hi, I'm having trouble getting some network devices/clients to move on to a new VLAN - I'm hoping you can help. Below are the steps I've taken: I have the default 192.168.1.0 subnet (VLAN 1) and the new 192.168.2.0 subnet (VLAN 2). I've created a new group policy and attached it to VLAN 2. The VLAN is also set to run as a DHCP server with a 12 hour lease time. Finally, on the device/client, I've attached it to the relevant group policy. So after all that, the client/device is still showing a 192.168.1.0 IP. Where am I going wrong? How do I get these devices on to the .2 VLAN/subnet? I don't want to bind MAC to an IP, I want the devices to get their IP via DHCP. Thanks in advance for your help.
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