I'm not using a Quantum router, I'm using a Check Point 1450 SOHO firewall. It's capable of up to 2.5Gb/s of throughput.
I've been able to hit VZ's advertised speeds without any issue until this weekend. I'n now only getting 90/80 down/up. So about a tenth of what I pay for.
I've rebooted the ONT. I've rebooted and checked my firewall. It's reporting 1000Mb/s full duplex auto negotiated from the ONT.
I'll test hooking a laptop directly to the ONT, but I have a feeling I'lll still only get 90Mb/s.
Support was unable to help, because I'm not using a Quantum router.
What are my options?
@d-man9000 wrote:I'm not using a Quantum router, I'm using a Check Point 1450 SOHO firewall. It's capable of up to 2.5Gb/s of throughput.
I've been able to hit VZ's advertised speeds without any issue until this weekend. I'n now only getting 90/80 down/up. So about a tenth of what I pay for.
I've rebooted the ONT. I've rebooted and checked my firewall. It's reporting 1000Mb/s full duplex auto negotiated from the ONT.
I'll test hooking a laptop directly to the ONT, but I have a feeling I'lll still only get 90Mb/s.
Support was unable to help, because I'm not using a Quantum router.
What are my options?
The first thing is for verizon to test the speeds to your ONT. This is their responsibility.
i would pick up a junk Quantum router for testing purposes only. They are cheap on eBay and Amazon. But it must be a Verizon router and not a Frontier (old verizon) router. This way you can test the speeds from your home out.
if the speed is confirmed then it’s your router.
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