Joined
·
1,415 Posts
Hello Folks
I have been wondering about my home network. I upgraded my internet service to 150mbps and I wonder if all my connected equipment (TVs, Bluray (for Netflix), etc) are getting all that they can. Here is some additional information about the network
From the service provider's modem I have a ASUS RT-N66U this is connected to two Gigabit switches (1 for the theather and one for the rest of the house). The house was internally wired with CAT 6, however I don't know if the RJ45 connectors used were CAT 6. The patch cables from the switches "Should" be Cat 6 but a few do not have a CAT rating on the cable that I could see.
So I was wondering if there was software that I could run on my main windows computer in the basement that would snoop through all the connections to see if any had bottleneck because of sub standard connections
I have been wondering about my home network. I upgraded my internet service to 150mbps and I wonder if all my connected equipment (TVs, Bluray (for Netflix), etc) are getting all that they can. Here is some additional information about the network
From the service provider's modem I have a ASUS RT-N66U this is connected to two Gigabit switches (1 for the theather and one for the rest of the house). The house was internally wired with CAT 6, however I don't know if the RJ45 connectors used were CAT 6. The patch cables from the switches "Should" be Cat 6 but a few do not have a CAT rating on the cable that I could see.
So I was wondering if there was software that I could run on my main windows computer in the basement that would snoop through all the connections to see if any had bottleneck because of sub standard connections