Speed test sli

Antibiotic

Idk, have a tested internet. I tried speed test ookla , fast.com, bufferbloat test. ALL show half of download speed but upload speed fine. After tried to install speed test cli from pfsesne. This test not working show 0 speed up/down. After tested AP router with build in testfrom android phone native application. Test show all is OK. What is blocking speed test cli, I do not understanding, router going over static route pfsense VPN and speed is almost 1gb up/down even using VPN.
Testing LAN not static route to pfsense VPN , speed half of speed by site test. Speed test cli from console do not working at all!

Rules on LAN

Floating rules

NAT rules

stephenw10

How are you running it? How does it fail when you run it?

Gertjan

@Antibiotic said in Speed test sli:

After tried to install speed test cli from pfsesne. This test not working show 0 speed up/down. After tested AP router with build in .....

The first part, using speed-cli on pfSense, isn't 'wrong' but shows the wrong info.
The NICs will be very busy, and the CPU also (running the speed-cli code). When measuring speed, run as less as possible on the pfSense CPU.

testfrom android phone native application

This is the test that reflects the reality : use a device on your LAN, a PC with a real 1 Gbit Intel NIC, to measure trough pfSense.

This test not working show 0 speed up/down

You're lucky. I've less then that.

[24.03-RELEASE][root@pfSense.bhf.tld]/root: speedtest-cli
Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
Testing from Orange (82.127.xy.108)...
Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
Selecting best server based on ping...
ERROR: Unable to connect to servers to test latency.

The truth is : the test servers refuse my connection.
When I dig into the speed-cli script-code to make it more verbose, I discover that my IP is blacklisted because "to many requests". The last time I've ran "speed-cli" manually on pfSense was in January AFAIK.
For some reason, speed-cli, for me, worked in the past, but not anymore.
I don't care. What counts is : I get my 1 Gbit/sec as promised by my ISP on my LANs.

Antibiotic

@stephenw10 Can you please tell , what kind of port using cli. Because have a floating rule to block on WAN 8080,8888.8000.8443? And simply run form console this command: speedtest-cli

stephenw10

@Antibiotic said in Speed test sli:

Because have a floating rule to block on WAN 8080,8888.8000.8443

Enable logging on that rule and see if it's blocking anything.

But how does speedtest fail when you run it?

Antibiotic

@stephenw10 Actually he did not fail, just show 0 up/down.
Could be I'm block some port on WAN)))

stephenw10

Try specifying a different server.

Enable logging on that outbound WAN rule and see if it's blocking anything. Or just disable that rule.

AFAIK though it only uses port 443.

Antibiotic

@stephenw10 Oki))