Hub 2 port speeds

[#1]

Why do I get different speeds from the three ports i'm connected to 150Mbs line desktop speed 140 to 150Mbs constant for almost 2 year on a 25meter cat 6 cable yet when i connect my laptop with a 2 meter cat 5a cable to another port 90Mbs speed.What speed should i get when i connect direct to the ONT with my laptop i'm getting 90Mbs confused

[#2]

All ports on the Hub Two and ONT are auto negotiate up to 1000Mbps, your symptoms suggest a defect cable.

The speeds achieved directly connected to the ONT will be that of your contract.

EDIT or @MisterW suggestion

SECOND EDIT: try this command in a dos box

wmic nic where netEnabled=true get name, speed

[#3]

Sounds like your laptop might only have a 10/100! nic

[#4]

Forgot to mention WiFi gives me 150mbs on the laptop

[#5]

As said  above then - dodgy cable.

[#6]

Tested today new cat 5e got 90Mbs I've ordered a cat 6 just to rule out cable which I think I already have

[#7]

Have  you tried the current cat6 on the laptop?

[#8]

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@Dan_the_Van wrote:

SECOND EDIT: try this command in a dos box

wmic nic where netEnabled=true get name, speed

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Crikey! That wmic is a powerfully complicated command (being trying it out in my Win 8.1 machine - is deprecated for Win 10 and beyond). I might even be able to use it to investigate some questions I previously had about a little Wi-Fi adaptor I bought for my PC.

I found this link: https://www.cyberithub.com/20-useful-wmic-command-examples-in-windows-cheat-sheet/

[#9]

What's a dos
box

[#10]

Don't know where you've seen that term, but I'm guessing it is a term used to 'describe' a Windows machine.

[#11]

Sorry old name, it's the Windows Command Prompt
I have a Linux command if you use that os

[#12]

Interesting @Dan_the_Van - any chance you could share it for a Linux 'newbie'?

[#13]

@jab1 

I'll PM you the command tomorrow as there is a couple of steps for it

[#14]

Cheers, Dan.

[#15]

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