Doesn't sound like it's right, but someone has me thinking that the speed of your gateway port speed, determines the speed of your network. I can understand the speed to the internet, but not the internal traffic? Right?
Scenario:
2x Core switches (Dell 4032F) Stacked with QSFP+
4x Workstation switches (Dell 3048P) Stacked with SFP+
1x Cisco ISR 4331 with only an SFP connection
If he's correct, because my Cisco ISR only has a 1Gb interface... my internal traffic is limited to 1Gb? Makes no sense to me; except for traffic going external... but maybe this is accurate because the ISR is my gateway... It's Monday, and has been a long weekend. Should I be making my Core switches the gateway instead if that's the case?
Thoughts?
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