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    Very very low throughput

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      clochi
      last edited by

      Hi everyone,

      i have a test-setup with 4 VMs:

      1. pfsense with 3 interfaces: WAN, LAN, OPT1
      2. vm for administration purposes in LAN
      3. 2 "guests" in opt1 (Ubuntu)

      The problem is, when i try to browse the web (firefox) the page takes forever to load. After some time the title of the page shows in the browser tab, so there must be some kind of connection but it just takes forever. The small info
      box at the bottom of the browser window is showing "transferring data from…." after some time but it never finishes loading (maybe it would if i waited a few hours).

      DNS works, pinging works, wget works (didn't test how fast though).

      I did not set any bandwith limits.

      I added a firewall-rule to opt1 that allows everything.

      Additionaly all VMs have a second interface that is connected to my computer, because i can only access them remotely but i configured the guest so that he accesses the internet via pfsense (i also tried completly disabling the second interface and accessed one guest via the other but it didn't make a difference).

      I am running pfSense 2.3.2 (i386)

      I hope someone can help me with this issue.

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        clochi
        last edited by

        update: The webconfigurator comes up very quickly.

        edit: I am currently installing a programm via apt-get and its showing a download speed of up to 227 BYTES per second.

        edit2: cpu usage is almost at 0%

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          clochi
          last edited by

          I still have no idea what the root of this problem is. Any suggestions?

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            Nullity
            last edited by

            I assume it's a virtualization problem.

            Please correct any obvious misinformation in my posts.
            -Not a professional; an arrogant ignoramous.

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              heper
              last edited by

              try 64bit instead of 32bit

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                clochi
                last edited by

                Thanks for the reply. I will try the 64Bit Version.

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