Is there anyway I can improve PPPoE speed
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Ok, well what is your pfSense hardware?
What speed do you see if you connect the PPPoE directly to the client?
Steve
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@Grapeape22 said in Is there anyway I can improve PPPoE speed:
10MB down load
So are you talking about megabytes or megabits, there is a huge difference.
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@Grimson megabits
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@stephenw10 TS140 (ThinkServer) with on broad Intel I217LM): and Intel pci PRO/1000 GT the processor Intel i3-4150 with 4gb ddr3 ram speed test i ran i got 10 MB
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Anything should handle that with ease unless there is a bad configuration issue such as one of the NICs set to the wrong speed/duplex.
How is pfSense connected here? What is it running on?
You will need to connect directly to the PPPoE with a client to test the speed without pfSense in-line.
Steve
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WAN PPPoE default MTU
Lan port got to router in AP mode default MTU
PFsense NAT Reflection mode for port forwards setting is pure nat
Installed Packages Squild
UPnP & NAT-PMP Enable UPnP & NAT-PMP -
But what hardware is pfSense running on? What CPU? How much RAM etc....
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processor Core i3-4150 CPU @ 3.50GHz
4 CPUs:
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Ok, well with that hardware I doubt you'd even notice the CPU usage at 10Mbps.
You need to test a direct connection first to see if you are actually losing anything.
Steve
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I prob has fix it self. I find out my phone wire is shorting out my isp fix replace the cable
