04 Mar 2024 09:23 AM - last edited: 04 Mar 2024 09:28 AM
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@Chris1711 wrote:
because Sky don't provide ethernet ports on their boosters (which I find baffling)
The second release of the upright booster without an ethernet port may have been a batch manufactured during the post-pandemic silicon component shortage: the first release of the same hardware had such a port.
04 Mar 2024 02:00 PM
Unfortunately the recent boosters do not have the ethernet port any longer. I had the same issue. I moved to a mesh system (EERO) and use that instead. The EERO Pro 6 has 2 ethernet ports, which works perfectly. Maybe an idea
04 Mar 2024 02:24 PM
I would have gone this route if I had realised sky no longer provide ethernet ports, but It's definately a router issue. Sky have agreed to send an engineer out. I have even tried with a powerline adapter, which should work fine as the entire house runs on a single ring main, but I only get 40mbps through that also. It has a built in mesh system with it, and that runs at only 150mbps.
I can turn everything off and use my phone sat on top of the router and get 100mbps, which isn't right. Ideally I'd run a different router, and my own mesh system, but due to needing the voice port on the router, and financial constraints, I can't do this at the moment.
It's certainly looking like a switch back to BT next year, unless there is some serious improvement with the engineer tomorrow.
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