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File transfer between nets slow in ONE direction only

TomWilsonFL
I have quite the frustrating problem with my ASG 320 running UTM 9.206-35. 

I have a fairly simple setup using two VLANs:

Staff - 2-port LAG - Eth Static
Student - 2-port LAG - Eth Static

Each LAG is connected to a separate Cisco SGE2010P switch. LACP and Flow Control are enabled on each LAG on the switch side. The two switches themselves are also joined by a LAG, LACP and Flow Control enabled.

Config is minimal: Any traffic from Staff VLAN allowed to Any, IPS disabled, ATP disabled, Network Visibility disabled.

The problem:

When I initiate a file transfer from a client on the STUDENT side to/from a server on the STAFF side, it is blazing fast (~120 MB/sec).

When I initiate a file transfer from a client on the STAFF side to/from ANY server on the STUDENT side, it is crawling (writes ~1 MB/sec; reads ~5 MB/sec). I've tried it with multiple fileservers on the student side; everything is slow.

Any thoughts on what would be causing this?

Thanks,
Tom


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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Hi Bob,

    Thanks. I just looked through them. Firewall looks normal (traffic from Staff VLAN to Student VLAN is being allowed), IPS log is empty for today, and Application Control has not logged anything since I flipped it off.

    Thanks,
    Tom
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