OPNsense Forum
Archive => 17.7 Legacy Series => Topic started by: Gargamel on October 12, 2017, 04:20:36 pm
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Hi, i just installed OPNSense, and ran update to the latest updates as of today.
when i check my speed at http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest i only get 24 megabits/s down and 70 megabits/s up, and i have 250/250 connection, i have checked my switch for my lan, it reports Gbit connection for all connected cables, and opnsense reports nearly no traffic on wan.
I have yet setup openvpn connection and such i would like.
I have tried to enable the 3 offloading hardware settings, rebooted, still same roughly speed.
the opnsense is nearly 100% default from installation, only changes is that i dont use 192.168 but 10.200.x.x for my lan.
what settings should i check? When i was directly connected to the box, i got full speed.
any ideas? Switch is Netgeat GS108E and everything is connected exactly as it was with pfSense.
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IPS disabled?
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Both checkbox Enabled and IPS mode is unchecked.
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Interfaces - Overview - WAN
full-duplex?
What means connected directly to the box?
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Interfaces - Overview - WAN
full-duplex?
What means connected directly to the box?
Media 1000baseT <full-duplex>
It means computer <--cat6 cable--> opnvpnbox
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Ah, and OPNsense is behind the OpenVPN box? Can you try lowering the MTU?
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no openvpn involved.
opnsense <-> WAN /Internet
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Do a packet capture on the wan, rerun Test and Upload the file
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Do a packet capture on the wan, rerun Test and Upload the file
Attached
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I changed the switch closest to the opnsense firewall, and now i see almost 240/240 Mbps on all different speedtests i am using.
So it seems to be the switch fault.