Preventing Network Bottlenecks When Upgrading From DSL To Fiber
Channel: Daniel Rosehill
Date: 2021-09-17

If you've been lagging along with DSL-based internet connectivity but you've received the happy news that fiber is on the way, you've got a few things to take care of before the technician shows up.

I recommend taking a quick survey of your home network to investigate the maximum capable throughput of every single component that stands between you and your new faster internet:

- Ethernet switches
- Ethernet cables
- Aftermarket routers
- Network interface cards (NICs)

Most hardware devices on the market today are either 10/100 or 1,000 Mbps capable. So make sure that whatever you're running on your network isn't going to prevent you from being able to enjoy the full speed that your new connection provides. 

By: Daniel Rosehill (danielrosehill.co.il)


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