E900 download speed limit
Hi, guys! I have an E900 router and my internet speed is 100 mbps, but I only download with about 5 MB/s. Could anyone help me solve this issue? Thank you.
viktoralexa wrote:
Hi, guys! I have an E900 router and my internet speed is 100 mbps, but I only download with about 5 MB/s. Could anyone help me solve this issue? Thank you.
Can you try connecting a computer straight to the modem and check if you are getting a 100Mbps straight to it so we could isolate further. If the issue is only through the router, update the firmware of the router, reset and reconfigure it then check it again.
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group-policy filter attributes
vpn-filter value amzn-filter
username mlsysadmin password E9OpTNVP3nVbSPSb encrypted privilege 15
username mlsysadmin attributes
vpn-group-policy DfltGrpPolicy
vpn-access-hours none
vpn-simultaneous-logins 3
vpn-idle-timeout 30
vpn-session-timeout none
vpn-filter none
ipv6-vpn-filter none
vpn-tunnel-protocol IPSec l2tp-ipsec svc
password-storage disable
group-lock none
tunnel-group 54.240.217.164 type ipsec-l2l
tunnel-group 54.240.217.164 general-attributes
default-group-policy filter
tunnel-group 54.240.217.164 ipsec-attributes
pre-shared-key IySxccNmUch6G3dVSgEwBjjGX7bOAcO3
isakmp keepalive threshold 10 retry 3
tunnel-group 72.21.209.193 type ipsec-l2l
tunnel-group 72.21.209.193 general-attributes
default-group-policy filter
tunnel-group 72.21.209.193 ipsec-attributes
pre-shared-key vy.pOkCV01pEtmxe.QNk96xK6Uo_2tD.
isakmp keepalive threshold 10 retry 3
class-map NORAND
match access-list inside_mpc
class-map inspection_default
match default-inspection-traffic
policy-map type inspect dns preset_dns_map
parameters
message-length maximum client auto
message-length maximum 512
policy-map global_policy
class inspection_default
inspect dns preset_dns_map
inspect ftp
inspect h323 h225
inspect h323 ras
inspect rsh
inspect rtsp
inspect esmtp
inspect sqlnet
inspect skinny
inspect sunrpc
inspect xdmcp
inspect sip
inspect netbios
inspect tftp
inspect ip-options
policy-map NORAND
class NORAND
set connection random-sequence-number disable
set connection advanced-options tcp-state-bypass
policy-map TRAFFIC_SHAPING
class class-default
shape average 100000000
service-policy global_policy global
service-policy NORAND interface inside
service-policy TRAFFIC_SHAPING interface outside
smtp-server 206.225.164.242
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Here are show interface command outputs:
fw01# show interface ethernet 0/0
Interface Ethernet0/0 "", is up, line protocol is up
Hardware is 88E6095, BW 100 Mbps, DLY 100 usec
Auto-Duplex(Full-duplex), Auto-Speed(100 Mbps)
Input flow control is unsupported, output flow control is unsupported
Available but not configured via nameif
MAC address fc5b.397f.dbd5, MTU not set
IP address unassigned
23888810 packets input, 6278082364 bytes, 0 no buffer
Received 7728 broadcasts, 0 runts, 0 giants
0 input errors, 0 CRC, 0 frame, 0 overrun, 0 ignored, 0 abort
0 pause input, 0 resume input
0 L2 decode drops
35886 switch ingress policy drops
42947220 packets output, 57958727970 bytes, 0 underruns
0 pause output, 0 resume output
0 output errors, 0 collisions, 0 interface resets
0 late collisions, 0 deferred
0 rate limit drops
0 switch egress policy drops
0 input reset drops, 0 output reset drops
fw01# show interface ethernet 0/1
Interface Ethernet0/1 "", is up, line protocol is up
Hardware is 88E6095, BW 100 Mbps, DLY 100 usec
Auto-Duplex(Full-duplex), Auto-Speed(100 Mbps)
Input flow control is unsupported, output flow control is unsupported
Available but not configured via nameif
MAC address fc5b.397f.dbd6, MTU not set
IP address unassigned
59448427 packets input, 58925402473 bytes, 0 no buffer
Received 547758 broadcasts, 0 runts, 0 giants
0 input errors, 0 CRC, 0 frame, 0 overrun, 0 ignored, 0 abort
0 pause input, 0 resume input
0 L2 decode drops
58718 switch ingress policy drops
37419921 packets output, 8188660665 bytes, 0 underruns
0 pause output, 0 resume output
0 output errors, 0 collisions, 0 interface resets
0 late collisions, 0 deferred
0 rate limit drops
0 switch egress policy drops
0 input reset drops, 0 output reset drops
When we connect a laptop to the router directly, we are able to get the expected speeds. When we connect through the ASA, download speed is topping out around 16mb, while upload is a consistent 75mb+Have you tried running without the "service-policy TRAFFIC_SHAPING interface outside" ? Just to check.
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2009 Macbook issue: download speed limitation
Hi
Mi wife got a late 2009 white macbook that's driving me crazy. Despite we got a 7Mbit ADSL connection and all others macs at home (we got 2 more 2008 macbooks and a 2008 macbook pro) with the very same OS version (10.6.4) and network settings are working properly and downloading at full speed, her one looks to have some kind of speed limitation in download to around 1.5 Mbps.
The ping and upload speeds are the very same of other computers, and apparently randomly the download speed also on that computer gets back to around 7 Mbps...
I just spent the afternoon doing tests and I got nowhere but maybe I found a pattern...
First what I excluded:
-doesn't depend on how it's hooked to the net, same behavior by ethernet or wifi in both cases the other service was off
-any other mac using the same connection is working properly, did side by side tests
-ping is always the same on both computers used for test
-it is not a DNS issue
-deleted and created a new position in Network panel
-did several restarts, no solution
-doesn't depend on a specific app being used (but maybe apps can matter, see below)
-none of possible fixes I found online did work
-probably it isn't related to OS version or updates, this issue has likely been there since a lot of time, and over more os updates (not really sure of this, we had unrelated netwok issues and changed provider for that reason in last year, we cot a stable and uniform environment just recently)
Now what I noticed:
-As soon as the computer is started and I open a single browser (be it Safari, Chrome or Firefox doesn't change) speedtest.net test is ok, 7Mbps download.
-work and navigate with it, it's ok, download speed remains 7Mbps
-As soon another internet using application is opened (Mail, another browser) the connection speed drops to 1.5 Mbps (this is ALWAYS the limit, no relevant fluctuation in this)
-If I close any of above apps and remain with a single browser, running tests initially report still the 1.5 limit, but shortly after (one or two minutes) the speed gets back to 7Mbps
My wife needs to work with Mail, Skype, and at least two browsers open, so this limit is giving her great troublestaylor.henderson wrote:
-none of possible fixes I found online did work
This doesn't really help narrow down the problem
{quote}
doh, you are right... sorry... the possible fixes I had found around are the ones reported right before...
Create a new user account on the problem computer and see if the slow speeds and strange behaviour persists in it.
I did, it does...
- created a new user and logged in
- opened Safari, speedtest returns 7Mbit/s in download
- opened Firefox, after a little speed drops to 1.4
- some successive test starts slow (1.4) then sometimes speeds up, but most remain at 1.4
- start chrome too, same behaviour
- close Safari and Firefox, wait a little (1 or 2 minutes) do the test with Chrome, back to 7Mbit/s
Then go through stuff like this http://www.gballard.net/macrant/osx_troubleshooting.html.
I went through it and did most of what's suggested there (it's a little complex because when I am not working my wife is usually using her macbook to study and needs to use it all the time)...
- unused disk space is 95,6 GB
- booted in single user mode and did a fsck -fy
- repaired permissions
Nothing changed, both the behavior takes place in new user account, and in main one, where any internet using application (Mail, Skype...) opened together causes the download slow down... -
Download/Upload Limit with Shaping
I have a network with 8-10 PC's both wireless and wired.
I am looking for an ADSL 2+ Modem with Router that will -
- Designate IP addressess based on MAC addresses.
- Allow me to set a download/upload limit based on amount not speed (ie give everyone 20GB download/upload each month) for each IP Address.
- Allow me to shape the speed if they go over their 20GB limit, so they are not cut off from the internet, but will get a slower speed.
- Has a phone port so an Analog phone can be connected for VOIP, and SIP settings for voip connection. (Not a big requirement)
Does Cisco have any product (Even if it is only a Router) that fully or partially does the above - However it must be able to allocate blocks/amounts of traffic to each IP address on the network, so download/upload limits can be shared equally. (Even if a more expensive router is avaible/designed for larger operation, I would be willing to look at it)
Note I would prefer something where the "firmware" has the necessary options to set the above.
Thank you
Johnmy signal indicator on the menu bar shows all bars.
As you have probably guessed by now, the "bars" are there pretty much for show, as they tell you very little about the actual strength of your signal, and nothing about the noise.
My Mac is on the floor just above the AP and a total of about 30 feet away.
A typical wall constructed of sheet rock and 2 x 4s in a home will on average, absorb 15-25% of the signal. A ceiling is much thicker, and typically will absorb 45-60% of the signal.
What about different channels, taking it off "automatic" and choosing a particular channel?
The "Automatic" setting will scan all frequencies and select the "best" channel that is available at the time. You can set the channels manually, but which channel to choose?
You just have to experiment as no particular channel is really "better" than another. It all depends on what channels are in use at any particular time, and that is hard to know, even with good scanning equipment.
A lot of networks are "invisible". You cannot "see" them, so there are more around you than you might think.
Is ridding the house of cordless phones the only answer?
The cordless phones may or may not be causing problems for the wireless network. The only way that you will know is to pick a time when you can turn them and their base stations off for a few hours and then restart your entire network. Keep an eye on things to see if you notice any difference in performance.
Moving the AP location is not possible, as the cable modem can't be moved.
Perhaps the modem cannot be moved, but you can move the AirPort Extreme anywhere that an Ethernet cable will reach from the modem. You can use virtually any length of cable you want in a home. -
[solved] speed limit for pacman?
Is there a way in the configuration to limit the download speed of pacman?
Been reading the wiki but nothing relevant on that part
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Hi there,
Trying to figure out why my upload speed is so slow using FTP. I'm working on a 10/10 link full duplex and my speed tests are pretty good overall. My question is why my upload speed using FTP with my browser/explorer is around 150Kbps while the same
file on the same host using FileZilla goes aroung 900Kbps ?! While testing, I disable my AV just to be sure.
Did some research and found a buffer/speed limit on ftp command (ftp.exe /?). Could that be the explanation or am I missing something ?
Thank youJust to clarify, some questions please:
Are you on a network?
By "Upload", you mean uploading a file over the internet, not within a LAN or WAN, right?
When you say the same file goes 900 kbps using FileZilla, you mean upload, not download, correct?
Also, what kind of internet connection do you have?
One possibility, based on what you've mentioned, is that the server you're uploading to has a maximum speed per connection. This is fairly common. Apps like FileZilla typically use multiple connections to increase download speeds; I haven't used
one in awhile but it's possible they can do this for uploads as well. So if the server you're uploading to has a speed limit of 150 kbps per connection, you'll never be able to get higher speeds unless you use a multithreaded client (like FileZilla). -
Set speed limit to network interface
Hi
I want build a program to set limit speed to my network interface
for example max download speed for wlan connection 10Kb
how must edit network interface for this work
i searched but can't found anything
thanksWhy would you want to do this?
It sounds quite suspicious to me.
Still lost in code, just at a little higher level.
i want save my monthly traffic
That doesn't make much sense. How will limiting the network speed do that?
If you limit the network speed to 20% of what it was then it will just take 5 times longer (more really due to the amount of overhead in data packets) in order to upload or download anything.
If you are on a plan which limits the amount of data via the plans network which can be uploaded and or downloaded during the plans payment time period then perhaps you should monitor the data transceived over the link during that time period.
Then write an app that turns off a NIC and will monitor the NIC so if it is enabled it is turned off again whenever some daily allowance of bandwidth is exceeded. Or perhaps write a service for that. Of course the app or service would need to know the pay
period to monitor, the amount of bandwidth provided for the pay period, constantly store bandwidth used (either sent, received or both) while the NIC is up and be designed to know for each day when to disable the NIC if necessary. And allow the NIC to be re-enabled
or re-enable the NIC when some time occurs following the previous disable of a NIC.
However you don't provide what the requirement would be other than you just want to limit bandwidth via some NIC. Which really means nothing unless multiple PC's are vying for bandwidth and you want on specific PC to be allocated more bandwidth than
any other PC or something.
Group Policy Editor has a setting that can apparently
limit reserveable bandwidth. I don't know if setting that to %95 would only provide applications %5 of the available bandwidth. I've installed GPE on my Win 7 Home Premium PC which it does not come
with and I had to find an installer from an untrusted source in order to do that.
Recently I had a friend using a Verizon WIFI device which provides local WIFI for PC's via Verizons cell service I suppose. Apparently if the PC was left on and nobody was using it then bandwidth was used. I believe in about one 6 hour time period over %15
of the entire pay periods bandwidth allowance was used when his girlfriend let the PC on unattended. So I could see where some type of monitor app would be nice for a situation like that.
When you use few words to describe anything the result is everybody having to guess. And with regard to what you think you want to do it makes the entire thread a guess.
La vida loca -
Very slow download speed with Airport Express
Hi.
I've recently experienced painfully slow downlink (download) speed using Airport Express.
My WiFi configuration:
- main router: WRT54G connected to my provider (speed limit: 4Mbit up/down link),
- AirPort Express with WiFi N and Airtunes hooked up to stereo in living room,
- AirPort Express WiFi G and Airtunes connected to stereo on bedroom.
Second Airport is currently not used to simplify tests and description of my problem.
The problem: when connecting from MacBook to Airport Express I can't reach more than approx. 512kbit downloading from internet, usually even 300kbit, while uplink reaches easily 2.5Mbit (limited probably by my network provider). While connected to WRT54G I can get 2.5 up to 4Mbit downlink, same when using cable directly plugged in to WRT54G.
I tried changing channels, switching different options in Airport with no effect - still getting pathetic download speeds. Even worse - browsing experience is awful, with frequent slowdowns, etc.
I tried different encryption methods, and seems like only switching it off at all (unprotected network) seems to let my Airport work on full speed (2.5Mbits symmetrically up/down, up to 4Mbits - provider speed limit) - which is unacceptable, I refuse to set up and use unprotected network at home.
Problem is clearly in Airport or in interaction between Airport and Macbook. I've just ran out of ideas - can you help me?I can't offer any help with your problem except for the fact that mine has recently done the exact same thing. It's ridiculous, for months and months it was extremely fast and then all of a sudden it takes 20 minutes to open a simple browser page. Something is definitely wrong with the airport because all other wireless internet connections from other routers are as usual. \
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Is it normal to experience greatly different download speeds from different sites and with different applications?
I have run BT speed check a couple of times and it indicates download speeds of between 4000Kbps and 6500Kbps which would be great if only I could achieve that in practice. On a particular site trying to download a 650 Mb video the best I get is 50Kbps so it is just a waste of time. This is consistent on this particular site. Trying to download BBCi videos is a bit better but still poor with speeds of about 200Kbps. I get a similar result when down loading software packages, about 200Kbs seems to be normal. But attachments to email seem to down load in the Mbps range and generally Internet connection and video streaming is quite acceptable.
I am using Norton Internet security and connect to the BT hub by Ethernet.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Ed Link
Solved!
Go to Solution.I can only guess what that means. But if I understand it the BT speed checker is telling my about the capacity of the bit of the pipe they control. But a web based checker is telling me something about the end to end speed from their server to me given traffic conditions at the time of the test. That sounds as if that should be more reflective of the service I can get. But the relative merits of speed checkers is not really my question. What I want to know is why the BT checker tells me I can get up to 6500Kbps and what I see on some sites is only 50Kbps.
I think what I have been told in layman's language is that the upper limit is the theoretical capacity of the narrowest part of the pipe. But what I am likely to experience will depend upon the output of the server of the service and congestion between it and me at the time of usage. Also, which seems entirely plausible, that some services put restrictive limits on the output of their services for commercial or technical reasons.
Many thanks
Ed -
Im experiencing severe fluctuations in download speed from iTunes. One minute its fast and then it slows right down. Is anyone else experiencing this? doing it on my iPhone and PC. I have never had this problem before. Not sure if its iTunes or my ISP, but I can download web pages with no problems.
In the last month or two iTunes Store in the UK has become so slow that it's virtually useless at times, and I think it's probably ISP throttling to blame, but Apple may also have a hand in it.
Virgin Media in the UK openly throttles traffic according to a complex and ever-changing customer disservice policy http://www.virginmedia.com/traffic
However, I've studied the current Virgin throttling policy and it doesn't account for the abysmal iTunes Store download speeds we're experiencing. Specifically:
- It is not unusual for my 100Mbps down Virgin service to actually run at close to rated speed, and it almost always tests (ookla speed test website, or FTP to a server with a gigabit internet connection at my company's UK data centre) at least 40Mbps down.
- Virgin claims that "fair use" of my 100Mbps service is 10GB during the period 4-9pm, and that once I've used that they will throttle my download speeds by 50% for 5 hours.
- It's not that unusual for me to exceed the 10 GB limit.
- If Virgin's policy is to throttle me 50% from 100 to 50 I should be seeing something like 50 down. But actually I NEVER see that (even if I'm on a gigabit fibre connection at the office, so I think Apple DOES have some sort of throttling), but I do frequently see iTunes running at 18-20 down. So being throttled by Virgin from 100 to 50 should make no real difference.
- HOWEVER, on my Virgin connection, evenings in the last 2 months I'm FREQUENTLY getting 2 Mbps OR SLOWER itunes downloads.
- Now here's the rub: at the same time I'm being effectively prevented from using iTunes or Apple TV, I can run a speed test (or download a file from my data centre OR pull streaming video from a server at my data centre) at 20-60 Mbps.
SO... It appears that Virgin may be SELECTIVELY throttling iTunes and/or Apple is throttling us.
Anyone have any further input on this? Or corroboration?
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