@RAVTechCorp wrote:
All Physical Ports are connected at 1 GB. The physical port connected to the Inside Interface is 1 GB.
The FPR 1010 supports up to 860 mb throughput. There doesn't seem to be any place to change the Vlan1 "Inside" Hardware is EtherSVI, BW 100 Mbps setting to 1 GB.
Yea, yesterday, I saw all that on the FPRs datasheet, although understand the 800 Mbps throughput might need to be divided for duplex and, as is often the case for such bandwidth ratings, it appears to be for 1500b packets doing only the most basic packet forwarding. I.e. actual real-world throughput, in many cases, could be much less. That said, I would expect you could bench more than 100 Mbps, unless you're doing "something" that dramatically reduces performance.
As to an SVI having a 100 Mbps bandwidth setting, usually, on such interfaces, that's just a metric for computing loads. I.e. it doesn't, generally, limit actual throughput.
@MHM Cisco World suggests going to a manual interface configuration. I believe he suspects you have an interface duplex mismatch, and if so, that will very much reduce throughput. And/or, he suspects one of the interfaces is actually running at 100 Mbps. I'm unfamiliar with this device, but if it has interface stats, besides checking what physical bandwidth the interfaces is running at, you might be able to check what duplex settings it's using and/or whether there are any interface errors. I would suggest, if possible, looking at such stats before you disable auto negotiation, as doing so may have other unexpected impacts such as also disabling auto-MDI/MDIX.
