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I have a 150 megabits/sec Comcast pipe that connects to two subnets through two Cisco routers. The bandwidth at the modem is 150 Mb/s. The bandwidth at one router is 96 Mb/s and the other is 96 Mb/s Neither has the full 150 Mb/s. Does the bandwidth divide into two values, or are the routers causing the reduction in bandwidth?

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You have some limitation in your network to 100mb/s as @YLearn said. It is either on the machine interface you are testing, router port or somewhere else.

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