Tx & Rx rates only showing on wireless.

[LeeH]

Im confused...

 

[ColinTaylor]

Because that information is only relevant to wireless connections. It was probably easier to put a "-" next to the LAN connections rather than try and somehow remove those columns from the web page.

 

[joegreat]

Because that information is only relevant to wireless connections. It was probably easier to put a "-" next to the LAN connections rather than try and somehow remove those columns from the web page.

Or to put "n/a" for not applicable!

The TX rate on wired connections is always the one negotiated at the beginning 10/100/1000 MBit and it does not change anymore. On top: only if the device is directly connected to the router you can see it (on the port of the router), if it's connected via a switch you can only see the speed which is used by the switch to connect to the router - not the device behind the switch.

 

[LeeH]

Thanks for the explanation