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    Vlan WANS High latency or packet loss on high traffic

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      unlimited1981
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      Hello

      i have an issue that i cant figure out

      my setup is this

      alix pfsense with

      port1 =  lan1 1
      port2 =  lan 2
      port 3 = wan (connected to d-link switch and via vlans (3,4,5) on dsl lines

      i have 3 dsl lines  which are connected on a 1000 dlink switch

      vlan 3 = dsl line 1
      vlan4 = dsl line 2
      vlan 5 = dsl line 3
      all dsl lines are 9mb down 1mb up

      on no load i have pings around 25-35 which is normal for our isps

      on high load i get pings around 800 or even packet losses

      i have checked for colisions or in/out errors on interface statistics and i have none

      any clue why this might happening?

      its posible for the switch to be too much to handdle?

      thank you in advance

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        unlimited1981
        last edited by

        anyone?

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          jgraham5481
          last edited by

          Try traffic shaping to within a megabit of your download. Most ISP's just drop packets once the max is hit, where as traffic shaping can be a much more smooth process. This is not a cure-all, softly queueing traffic might not drop it, but will add latency. Also, are you seeing any packet loss?

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