Didn't I have a green number before?

[Muppet13]

Am connected to sky router using an ethernet cable. At current time broadband works fine but the '1' on my router (indicating the ethernet cable from my computer is attached to the 1 LAN socket on the router) is amber. I'm sure it used to be green. Internet appears to be working fine - have I got a problem?

[Alan b]

I connect via this way and my number is green.

[Ryker]

It should be green. Try a different socket number, this will check the LAN connection to the router. and PC.

[Muppet13]

Have tried a different socket and number is still yellow. Broadband seems to be working fine though! Have rebooted router also

[dholdi]

mm never seen that before, 2 of my ports 2&4 stopped working today - dont light up at all, 1&3 light up green and still work ok, could be faulty leds i supose as i think the same led is used for both colours

[Saturday]

Could be wrong but I have a feeling that amber means the LAN connection is running at 10mbps rather than 100?

[dholdi]

as sat says that could be it , i was sure the leds could show 2 colours
maybe you need to check your network cards settings ?

[skytsat1]

try another ethernet cable
if still amber get a replacement 1 they r better than the 1s sky first send u out garde A router
if it turns green get a new cable

[IWasNotTheEnemy]

Could be wrong but I have a feeling that amber means the LAN connection is running at 10mbps rather than 100?

^ correctamondo!!

[Isitme]

try another ethernet cable
if still amber get a replacement 1 they r better than the 1s sky first send u out garde A router
if it turns green get a new cable

Don't waste your time or money, listen to Saturday and read the Manual page 106 Check your NIC, as has already been suggested.