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New Astaro Install = Slow Internet, advice please

I have just installed Release 7.504. The problem is that my download speed, which is normally about 1000KB second has gone down to about 300KB a second?

I have installed onto a VMware 1.0.9 Virtual machine with 1GB RAM and a single processor 3ghz. Host is 3 Ghz CPU, 3 GB RAM. I have intentially not configured any of the additional features of astaro, so the only thing I have configured is the Packet Filter, with the following rules:

internal network>outbound>Internet allow all,

internet>inbound>all traffic deny.

Has anyone else has similar issues? Could anyone please offer me any advice?

Thanks

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0 jollos over 15 years ago

Ahhh, yeah sorry. It is VMware Server 1.0.9.

Im not aware of the type of setting you are talking about, but I will have a look tomorrow to see if such settings exist. I wouldnt imagine anything on the host side would be using the nic though, as it is physically connected strait to the bridged router.
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0 William Warren over 15 years ago in reply to jollos

Ahhh, yeah sorry. It is VMware Server 1.0.9.

Im not aware of the type of setting you are talking about, but I will have a look tomorrow to see if such settings exist. I wouldnt imagine anything on the host side would be using the nic though, as it is physically connected strait to the bridged router.

aha if you are using vmware server that's probably your issue. what version of windows is underneath? I was working off an assumption of esxi not vmware server..[:)] I've not seen decent performance form vmware server on newer operating systems as vmware has all but stopped development of that platform.

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0 William Warren over 15 years ago in reply to jollos

Ahhh, yeah sorry. It is VMware Server 1.0.9.

Im not aware of the type of setting you are talking about, but I will have a look tomorrow to see if such settings exist. I wouldnt imagine anything on the host side would be using the nic though, as it is physically connected strait to the bridged router.

aha if you are using vmware server that's probably your issue. what version of windows is underneath? I was working off an assumption of esxi not vmware server..[:)] I've not seen decent performance form vmware server on newer operating systems as vmware has all but stopped development of that platform.

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