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Very usefull information, I will keep this at hand and therefor not destroy my stable VM image of my OPNSense for my M920q. As soon I stumble on the improved methods in future releases I am going to try it out for sure. It is alwasy handy to have a working backup Router at hand if something would go wrong with the existing one. :)

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oh and the use of PPPoE my ISP uses comes from legacy use of former services providing like xDSL what they offered before, so probably proved and stable connections. But I guess they forgot if it is also future prove to be used still...

While I tinkered with my OPNsense router with not much success I put my attention more to my new UCG Fiber in combination with NGINX Proxy Manager and have better success, I have the speed and my reverse proxy is working also correct ( even though I like the way how HA Proxy is managed in OPNSense and its certificates ).

I do not see how I can close this question but it can be closed while I do not do any much more investigation in my own OPNSense selfmade router. Thanks for the recommendations where to look, appreciated much.

Thanks for the suggestions, I will also look into the RSS feature. For the moment I am tinkering with the Ubiquity Cloud Gateway Fiber, after an reset the speedtest gives me around down 3000 Mbs / up 2500 Mbs . This is near the promised 4Gbit speed the ISP provides but I will check OPNSense also just to see that I can make it work with little investment.

I thank you for the advisement :)

The card is connected by a rizer that is made for this mini pc and is extra supported by an back plane slot.

Thanks for your reply, I will look into it what I can do about it... I had hoped the new Cloud Gateway Fiber would show me better performance but unfortunately gave the same results....
But while I am eager to find out, it will take some time.

My ISP is KPN ( Dutch phone internet company ) , I have a 4Gb subscription of them; they use PPP0E for establishing internet connection.

And there seems to be the issue, I searched for different solutions in here, like HW offloading, FLOW control disabling, VM and barebone but I do not exceed the estamate 1300 Mbit speed. I do not get my 4Gb download speed ( approxamely ).

What I also found out that the PPPoE method is based on an old way of working... what raises the question: Is OPNsense researching to renew the PPPoE so it is more adequate for today speed standards and future to come?

I even bought and UCG Cloud gateway Fiber to make it work but seems I do not exceed my expected speeds either. But Ubiquity is aware of this and are working on this feature regarding PPPoE.... While my original KPN router box works without issues; this one reaches the expected speeds I can live with. Has any one else a solution how to get this working without any further disassembly or deep re-configuration methods or know that OPNsense team is working for a more elegant solution towards the PPPoE method?