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Upon closer investigation, the Netgear 10/100 "switch" was actually a "hub" (probably 14 years old ...) .... and there IS a difference. The Netgear 10/100 Hub had the Hopper, A/V Receiver, DVD Player, TV, and Apple TV connected to it, and the hub was connected to one of the ports of the router...

Does your Hopper Ethernet connection routed thru your switch before reaching your router? Yes, it does. Still experimenting. I left WiFi enabled over the weekend (so WiFi and Ethernet were both enabled), but found speed was only ~800 kbps to my browser (same network). I found one IP in...

Update on my issues ... I had both WiFi and Ethernet connections on the Hopper enabled. It seemed that "after a while", traffic from the Hopper was being sent via the WiFi connection - which in the room where the Hopper is located, is not strong. I experimented and changed the WiFi...

Thanks. The Linksys E4200 is rated pretty highly. I do have a Netgear 10/100 switch in the system that is pretty old, but given all the things I have tried, and how well everything else works on my network, it seems that things point to the Dish box. Thanks for the suggestions.

Thanks ChadT41 - There are no blocks on the router, QoS is disabled, no special routes etc. The router config is pretty generic. My question shouldn't have anything to do with the ISP speed (which is normally 30 Mbps) - I am trying to simplify the debug by focusing on my hardwired LAN. Next...

Going to the Hopper w/ Sling, Settings, Network and resetting network settings will recover the speed to the expected 8kbps <- Should be 8Mbps ... sorry, I hit the wrong key, and I don't see a way to edit my original post.

I'm glad this thread is active ... I have observed LAN DishAnywhere speeds slowing down over time. (LAN means this is not pertaining to connecting devices outside of my home). When I connect my Macbook Pro to my Hopper w/ Sling, hardwired so no WiFi in play here, I will see the speed...