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28 Dec 2011 19:22 #70598
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Replied by rothers on topic Re: slow 2830 on a new Fiber connection
On the comparison link I posted, have a look at firewall throughput.
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28 Dec 2011 21:25 #70600
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Thanks Rothers.. Sad to see a 1gig port advertised but only a capacity to run at 50meg.. that's what I call false advertising
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14 Jan 2012 15:51 #70768
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That's 50 with the firewall packet inspection on!! Have to read and understand the specs.
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16 Jan 2012 10:10 #70787
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I have been suffering the same, tried shutting down ALL VPN's, turning off the firewall completely and making sure all other load balancing and QOS are disabled and still speedtests come back as between 16 and 25mb/s down and less than 5mb/s up
If I bypass the 2830n-plus and go straight through the cable modem I get 104mb/s down and 9.89mb/s up (better than Virgin media advertise)
Very disapointing, I was prepared to lose 10mb on my download speed for the convenience of having dial out VPN's to a load of sites I look after but to lose 80% of my download and 50% of my upload doesnt make sense.
Any ideas on how to make the Gb WAN2 port true GB before I ditch it all together?
If I bypass the 2830n-plus and go straight through the cable modem I get 104mb/s down and 9.89mb/s up (better than Virgin media advertise)
Very disapointing, I was prepared to lose 10mb on my download speed for the convenience of having dial out VPN's to a load of sites I look after but to lose 80% of my download and 50% of my upload doesnt make sense.
Any ideas on how to make the Gb WAN2 port true GB before I ditch it all together?
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03 Feb 2012 11:53 #71069
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Replied by rj on topic Re: slow 2830 on a new Fiber connection
Hi,
Please check the following topic :http://www.forum.draytek.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=16898
Hope this helps.;-)
regards,
rj
Please check the following topic :
Hope this helps.
regards,
rj
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