In a small network with a cable modem -> router -> switch
configuration, is there a bottleneck because the switch to router is
just a 100 GB port? Not sure if I’m wording this correctly. It seems
like the switch would be limited to 100 GB maximum so that if 8
ports were active and all 8 were streaming video, for example, each
would share the bandwidth of the router-to-switch connection. All
else being equal for this example, that would be 12.5 GB per port
rather than 100. Would this also be the same for the modem-to-
router connection?
Is there something I don’t understand? (I may answer my own
question if I keep typing.) Since the cable connection is much slower
than this I suppose that the above is true, but irrelevant.