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before you say you had 2 router !
You have one router and one Ethernet switch, you have to be precise because a router and a switch is not the same
so you have one of those :
http://www.google.com/search?q=ethernet+switch&hl=en&safe=off&client=safari&rls=en&prmd=imvnsr&source=univ&tbm=shop&tbo=u&sa=X&ei=MFbtT4CdKsKzhAe_g_yEDQ&ved=0CH0QrQQ&biw=1280&bih=744
in the Ethernet configuration you have an Advance / hardware : how it is set on the 2 ethernet port ?
Yes Cyril,
i have a modem wifi Netgear attached to the port 1 and a Dlink 10/100/1000 attached to the port 2.
Attached to Dlink are the other Macs. Everything was fine till my old Netgear 834gt died.
So i've purchased the new one who seems introducing that problem.
If i disconnect the ethernet port 1 (attached to the wifi modem) all is going fine.
in the Ethernet configuration you have an Advance / hardware : how it is set on the 2 ethernet port ?
Basic Settings with 10.0.etc address
(thx)
is your netgear a 1 Gigabit router ?
force 1 Gb and see if it is improving
Other solution is you connect both Eth port to your switch
my router is Gigabit[:D], so connect both port on your switch and connet your router to the switch
@anton said:
.....I'm sorry : do you mean to connect the wifi modem to the gigabit router ?
Can you elaborate more ?
why do you introduce now a Wifi point ?
you dont need it as all your computers are on Ethernet !
Sorry I dont understand, there is no Internet Cable but Ethernet Cable, why using Wifi ?
