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      payazo915 last edited by payazo915

      This is my first time running pfsense. Im using an old hp pavilion p6727. I have two single port pci-e cards installed. Pfsense reads one as re0(set as wan) and the other as re1(set to lan). I set everything up and have a connection but my upload speed is slow. I switched wan to re1 and lan to re0 and this causes my download speed to be slow. How can I correct this?

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        JKnott last edited by

        Perhaps you have a defective NIC. Can you try another? As an experiment, you could get a live Linux CD and go to speedtest.net with each NIC.

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          stephenw10 Netgate Administrator last edited by

          How low are the speeds you're seeing? What do you expect to see?

          How are the NICs connected? To what hardware?

          If the speeds are very slow indeed I'd be looking at the negotiated link speed on each NIC. Check for errors on Status > Interfaces.

          Steve

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            payazo915 @JKnott last edited by

            @jknott said in 2 Single port ethernet cards:

            Perhaps you have a defective NIC. Can you try another? As an experiment, you could get a live Linux CD and go to speedtest.net with each NIC.

            You were correct. The nic is defective. Thank you.

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              payazo915 @stephenw10 last edited by

              @stephenw10 said in 2 Single port ethernet cards:

              How low are the speeds you're seeing? What do you expect to see?

              How are the NICs connected? To what hardware?

              If the speeds are very slow indeed I'd be looking at the negotiated link speed on each NIC. Check for errors on Status > Interfaces.

              Steve

              I was expecting 11mpbs and I was getting 2-3. The hardware is a quad core pavilion with 4gb of ram. It was a defective nic.

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