Red PPPoE Interface speed

Darren Conway <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.security.ipcop.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello

I am running an Alix SBC with 3 ethernet ports.  I am building a fresh 
new IPCop installation.  The red interface is PPPoE to a fibre interface.
The Green  interface show 100Mbps full duplex.    The IPCop is not yet 
connected to the internet.

Under >>Status>System Info> Link State, the red interface shows 10Mbps, 
half duplex.

I currently run ADSL2 with measured speed of 8Mbps.  The plan I have 
purchased is for 100Mbps.  The settings specified by my ISP are here 
<https://www.spark.co.nz/help/internet-data/getstarted/broadband-settings-for-third-party-modems/settings-for-spark-fibre/>.
I am waiting for the ISP to install fibre into the house.  According to 
the ISP the maximum theoretical download speed you will attain is 
100Mbps, while your upload maximum theoretical speed is 50Mbps. Actual 
speeds with Ethernet cable connected from your device to the residential 
gateway and not via WiFi will typically range from 90Mbps or more.

My concern is the 10Mbps showing on the red interface.  I think it is 
most likely that this is a initial default setting until a PPPoE 
connection is made.  I would then expect a 100Mbps full duplex 
connection to be made.
Is this correct or do I need to worry.  It would be silly if I buy 
100Mbps and then have it throttled by IPCop.


Regards

Dazz


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