Hello there!
I am working with a client and the company has different floors. The server is based on the higher floor, and some PCs are based on another floor. There is an optical fiber connection from this floor to the server floor.
The connection is quite simple: there is a switch where all PCs are connected. From this switch, a network cable is connected to an inverter that is connected to an optical fiber cable that runs through the floors to the server room and is connected to another inverter. From this inverter, runs another network cable that connects the main switch where the server is connected as well.
There are about 15 computers connected to the lower floor switch.
Since the net is quite slow, do you think that there is a bottle neck, since the optical fiber is basically connected to a single 1Gb port?
It seems that the switch has SFP connections at 2 Gb, but I have to check that.
To make myself clear, I prepared a network map that you can check to see the network of my client.
Thank you for your time
I am working with a client and the company has different floors. The server is based on the higher floor, and some PCs are based on another floor. There is an optical fiber connection from this floor to the server floor.
The connection is quite simple: there is a switch where all PCs are connected. From this switch, a network cable is connected to an inverter that is connected to an optical fiber cable that runs through the floors to the server room and is connected to another inverter. From this inverter, runs another network cable that connects the main switch where the server is connected as well.
There are about 15 computers connected to the lower floor switch.
Since the net is quite slow, do you think that there is a bottle neck, since the optical fiber is basically connected to a single 1Gb port?
It seems that the switch has SFP connections at 2 Gb, but I have to check that.
To make myself clear, I prepared a network map that you can check to see the network of my client.
Thank you for your time
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