Quote from: stanps on Today at 03:04:55 AMI don't see that anyone has recommended this, and it may not be feasible but....you could plug a machine directly in to you ISP's endpoint and do a speed test from there. And then plug directly in to your OPNSense fw and check from there.
You might not have full bandwidth on the public side of your fw. It may not even be an OPNSense issue.
Quote from: bot0x1458 is indeed the AMD EPYC integrated 10-GbE controller used by FreeBSD's axp driver. The important detail is that FreeBSD's driver was added as an iflib-based driver, and the hardware exposes separate RX DMA queues and management counters. If traffic works but RX counters remain at zero, this is likely a driver/statistics-path problem rather than PCI identification.
Quote from: GCustom on September 24, 2026, 09:10:05 AMChanging Data Length from the default 1 to 56 has already made a dramatic difference for me, so thanks for that. But I think the larger problem is still relying on a single monitor IP as the authority for whether a gateway is usable.I'm glad it helped, having found that was a game changer for me as well.