Sensor Panel Connections Speed (Network)

[Neostarchild 2]

Hello,

 

I've recently upgraded my old ADSL 6Mbps connections to our towns new optic 150Mbps (168Mbps measured).

 

On my sensor panel the Connections Speed was measured at 7.8 Mbps when I was on DSL but now it doesn't change to reflect the new connection speed.

The Graphs I use to measure upload and download work (wish I could measure in MB/s instead of KB/s but I know that's coded and can't be changed)

 

Not sure if it is something I need to change somewhere or is this just a bug.

 

I'm running version 5.75.3940 beta.

 

Thank you.

[Fiery 456]

Have you tried to check whether the correct NIC is used for your graphs? In many cases there are multiple network interfaces/adapters present in the system, and maybe your graph is configured for the wrong interface.

BTW, you can switch the NIC download/upload rates to MB/s or Mbps by simply specifying that as the measurement unit for your sensor item. That's a trick that we've introduced a year ago

[Neostarchild 2]

Hello

 

Neat tricks with the values 

 

I have only NIC1

 

Graphs are no problem.

 

The "NIC1 Connection Speed" stays at 7.8Mbps  or if I change to Gbps changes to 1000Gbps.   Maybe I'm not getting what this sensor measures or its intended use. 

I am using an MSI Z170A Gaming M5 Mainboard that has the Killer Ethernet E2200 with up to date drivers.

 

Let me know if you need any other info.

 

Thank You. 

[Fiery 456]

The "NIC1 Connection Speed" stays at 7.8Mbps  or if I change to Gbps changes to 1000Gbps.   Maybe I'm not getting what this sensor measures or its intended use. 

I am using an MSI Z170A Gaming M5 Mainboard that has the Killer Ethernet E2200 with up to date drivers.

 

Let me know if you need any other info.

 

Thank You.

Connection speed is fixed. It shows 100 Mbps for a 100 Mbps LAN connection, 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) for a gigabit LAN connection, etc.

[Ghryst 1]

On 8/11/2016 at 3:59 AM, Fiery said:

Have you tried to check whether the correct NIC is used for your graphs? In many cases there are multiple network interfaces/adapters present in the system, and maybe your graph is configured for the wrong interface.

BTW, you can switch the NIC download/upload rates to KB/s (who the hell would wanna measure KB in this day and age?) or Mbps by simply specifying that as the measurement unit for your sensor item. That's a trick that we've introduced a year ago

my observations :
1, NIC identity changes upon system restart, rendering sensor panel defunct, and must be edited to the new NIC.
2, Mbps defaults back to MB upon editing the sensor/graph/gauge in any way.
it is very annoying to keep aida64 sensor panel working normally, requires more maintenance than my wife. according to AIDA64, apparently today i dont have an internet connection at all (none of the 4 NICs are responding to network activity)
 

[Fiery 456]

On 6/20/2020 at 6:01 AM, Ghryst said:

my observations :
1, NIC identity changes upon system restart, rendering sensor panel defunct, and must be edited to the new NIC.
2, Mbps defaults back to MB upon editing the sensor/graph/gauge in any way.
it is very annoying to keep aida64 sensor panel working normally, requires more maintenance than my wife. according to AIDA64, apparently today i dont have an internet connection at all (none of the 4 NICs are responding to network activity)

I understand that it can be difficult to handle NICs these days, but the whole reason behind that is that Windows 10 itself manages NICs that way.  They can appear and disappear, their order can change dynamically, virtual NICs here and there, etc. etc.  With such a dynamic scenario anything you configure as a fixed setting can change on-the-fly.  I'm not sure how could AIDA64 follow that automatically...