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Astaro gives horrible ping and slow bandwith

Hi guys.

All right, I've got a problem. So here it is. I have an ADSL line where I work which gives us roughly around 16Mbps. The problem is, behind the our ASG220, we roughly get 7Mbps and horrible pings (around 250ms).

So here is what I've done so far :

1. Contacted my ISP to make sure they didn't had any problems with internet in my area. They even gave me the info so I plugged a laptop directly into our ADSL box and I get what I am suppose to have (around 16Mbps and pings around 30ms).
2. Rebooted the ADSL box and the Astaro at the same time both were down and it didn't change anything.

So i'm starting to think our ASG220 is slowing us down!

We are actually using it for HTTP Proxy and Remote Access. CPU consumption is around 30% and memory around 25% so I don't think it's a performance issue. Any ideas?

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0 BarryG over 15 years ago

FYI, a HUB can only run in Half-Duplex; if you had the other equipment set to full-duplex, you would have had a LOT of collisions (which should be visible in the interface statistics via ifconfig or webadmin).

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0 JonEtkins over 15 years ago in reply to BarryG

you would have had a LOT of collisions (which should be visible in the interface statistics via ifconfig or webadmin).

Now you've piqued my interest; where would one find such statistics in the V8 Webadmin? I can only find bandwidth reports.
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0 BrucekConvergent over 15 years ago in reply to JonEtkins

I think the only way to see these currently is from the shell via ifconfig ...
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0 syedabrar.sa over 15 years ago in reply to BrucekConvergent

login through PUTTY. from root and use ifconfig.. i guess and it will display all the interface and their you can look for Error and collision on the interfaces.
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0 syedabrar.sa over 15 years ago in reply to BrucekConvergent

login through PUTTY. from root and use ifconfig.. i guess and it will display all the interface and their you can look for Error and collision on the interfaces.
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