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Depends on the phone but most Phones out there are not Gig enabled yet. &nbsp;If this is the case it would be the following <br />
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Computer &gt;&gt;&gt;Phone (100Mbps)&gt;&gt;&gt;wall 1000mbps = 100 Mbps to the computer no matter what. &nbsp;If the phone is Gig it will be Gig to the desktop.
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Depends on the phone but most Phones out there are not Gig enabled yet.  If this is the case it would be the following

Computer >>>Phone (100Mbps)>>>wall 1000mbps = 100 Mbps to the computer no matter what.  If the phone is Gig it will be Gig to the desktop.

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Is there a way to test if the phone is slowing the connection down?
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Is there a way to test if the phone is slowing the connection down?

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Easiest way to see is if the port is connected at 1000 or 100. &nbsp;or check the phone to see if the interface is labeled 1000/100/10 or 100/10.
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Easiest way to see is if the port is connected at 1000 or 100.  or check the phone to see if the interface is labeled 1000/100/10 or 100/10.

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I dont see any label indicating speed
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the switch should indicate the negotiated port speed
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the switch should indicate the negotiated port speed

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The wall is gigabit.<br />
There's no label on the phone
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The wall is gigabit.
There's no label on the phone

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When the computer connects just check the status of the connection if it is 100 then the phone is a limiter.
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When the computer connects just check the status of the connection if it is 100 then the phone is a limiter.

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where's the best place to check Cheever000?
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where's the best place to check Cheever000?

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Do these Avaya/Cisco phones we all use at work reduce NW speed at work if connected to computer? &nbsp;(Wall &gt;&nbsp;phone &gt;&nbsp;computer) If the wall is gb speed, will connecting the phone to computer slow your speed down?<br />
Thank you,<br />
Mark88
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Do these Avaya/Cisco phones we all use at work reduce NW speed at work if connected to computer?  (Wall > phone > computer) If the wall is gb speed, will connecting the phone to computer slow your speed down?
Thank you,
Mark88

Do the Avaya/Cisco phones reduce NW speed at work if connected to computer?

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