internet slow upload

jacquesh

hey in finely updated the bios, but results are stil the same.

download around 80/90 upload around 15/25

do you have more ideas?

DaddyGo

@jacquesh said in internet slow upload:

do you have more ideas?

this should work (above)...
did you do all the tweaks?
what applications are installed?

jacquesh

just saw my /boot/loader.conf.local is gone.

what is the best way to create this file?

DaddyGo

@jacquesh said in internet slow upload:

what is the best way to create this file?

this is the problem ....
if you are using a windows machine or....
https://winscp.net/eng/download.php
or
https://www.putty.org/

+++++https://notepad-plus-plus.org/downloads/

enable SSH towards the box....

jacquesh

@DaddyGo allready created the file again. rebooting right now.

DaddyGo

@jacquesh said in internet slow upload:

rebooting right now.

always...

jacquesh

still the same...

DaddyGo

@jacquesh said in internet slow upload:

still the same...

hey, post a connection system / method from your system

jacquesh

what do you want to see?

DaddyGo

@jacquesh

@jacquesh "what do you want to see?"

this will no longer be a pfSense issue...

but..

anything that can help...
measure a speed with this:
https://www.dslreports.com/speedtest

jacquesh

download 85
upload 30

DaddyGo

@jacquesh
Bufferbloat???

jacquesh

@DaddyGo said in internet slow upload:

Bufferbloat

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DaddyGo

@jacquesh

sorry, but I ran out of ideas...
we have nearly 40 APU4d4 units at our customers, but we have not yet experienced this behavior...

DaddyGo

do you run resource intensive packages?

jacquesh

@DaddyGo no only cron with nothing special on it.

Gertjan

@jacquesh said in internet slow upload:

@DaddyGo no only cron with nothing special on it.

Cron is a 'GUI type" package only.
It just shows to the admin the system wide cron tasks. It's a close to 0 % charge for the system.

Something to test : take the box to a site with a knowing to be good (fiber ..) "Internet Connexion".
Test it.
You'll be fixed : it's the box - or upstream (box) or the ISP - or even above the ISP, their POP line.

pfSense, as software, can handle a couple of GBytes / sec - see the Youtube's as a show case.

jacquesh

@Gertjan i think the problem is the combination of pfsense and setting up the ppoe connection.
i am going to confure an modem/router in front op the pfsense box to set up the ppoe so i can configure the pfsense box only with static ip on wan interface.

DaddyGo

@jacquesh said in internet slow upload:

the problem is the combination of pfsense and setting up the ppoe connection.

we have a couple of APU4d4 boxes configured with PPPoE, it runs smoothly...

@Gertjan "his idea is perfect to find out where is the bottleneck might be..
we use an old UBNT EdgeRouterX (penny stuff) for PPPoE test, CPU dual-Core 880Mhz, so it is especially suitable for testing