Does 1 Gbit/s port in full-duplex mean 1 Gbit/s send and 1 Gbit/s receive?
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I'm figuring out the best router for me based on their performance. When you have a 1 Gbit/s port in full-duplex, does that mean you can send 1 Gbit/s and receive 1 Gbit/s at the same time? Or is it 512 Mbit/s in each direction to sum 1 Gbit/s? For example, I got a router with 4 Gbit/s ports connec…
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A one gigabit port in full duplex means that it can send and receive one gigabit per second in both directions. The back plane of your switch / router / whatever is what controls how many of your ports can be used concurrently. If your back plane su…
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