Browsers are very slow
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I have tried that now :)
But i dont think it works better :S
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Hmm it actually works better :S
it is much faster now.. :S
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Hmm and now its back to the same speed as before :S
Im lost right now.. It worked for about 5 minutes :S
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It might be a MTU or Gateway problem
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,9301.0.html -
Thnx i will try to look at that and then report back.
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That is not the problem i think.. :S
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That did not work :S
I really dont know why? :S
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Can you look at the RRD graphs and see if the CPU load is high?
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Can you look at the RRD graphs and see if the CPU load is high?
The CPU load is at zero.. The higest load is 30. :)
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Are you running any packages? The squid package in certain pfSense releases was known to cause major slowdowns.
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I dont even know what a squid package is :S
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Squid is a caching proxy - pfSense has a GUI installable package of this software available. You can read all about it at www.squid-cache.org or in the packages forum.
When only http browsing is slow and other protocols/traffic is up to speed a proxy is likely the problem as it usually only interacts with http traffic. Seeing as you don't know what it is, I doubt this is your case.
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yeah maybe.. i will try to read about it and see how it looks :)
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Would you say that Squid is a good package to install?
It looks to speed up the load of sites very much ? or just the speed of all :S
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It can (but may not) increase the speed with which commonly viewed sites load.
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Ahh okay.. I will try to read about squid and see if it will work in my case..
Thnx
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Not on pfSense itself.
How to set the DNS entries on your computer:
https://www.opendns.com/homenetwork/start/computer/hello - I had the very same prob our friend here is describing, and this tip helped!
Thanks much!
What I find strange however, is WHY this started to happen all of a sudden.In any case - I hope it doesnt stop working soon like it did for this guys :p
Thanks.
