Switched to a New ISP

What do you get from the following?  Copy and paste the block to the command line:

cd /home
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sivel/speedtest-cli/master/speedtest.py --no-check-certificate
cc set ips status 0
sleep 15s
python speedtest.py
cc set ips status 1
sleep 30s
python speedtest.py

Cheers - Bob

I ran the speed test from the command line for the SG-125 Here are my results

american-biodiesel-sg125:/home # curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sivel/speedtest-cli/master/speedtest.py
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
100 47441  100 47441    0     0   341k      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--  874k
american-biodiesel-sg125:/home # chmod +x speedtest.py
american-biodiesel-sg125:/home # ./speedtest.py
Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
Testing from AT&T Services (12.228.138.122)...
Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
Selecting best server based on ping...
Hosted by QTS Data Centers (Sacramento, CA) [15.31 km]: 15.575 ms
Testing download speed................................................................................
Download: 45.77 Mbit/s
Testing upload speed................................................................................................
Upload: 8.29 Mbit/s

George

we are suppose to have 50 up and 50 down.

In that case, I agree with Louis.  Try #7.7 in Rulz.

Cheers - Bob

In that case, I agree with Louis.  Try #7.7 in Rulz.

Cheers - Bob

In the instance I was referring to, it was a managed Cisco router to which we had no access. We had to contact the ISP to get them to change the speed/duplex at their end.

The UTM then played ball.

Wow that speedtest for the shell is very nice, thanks!

Apart from that: UPLOAD should never be affected by IPS, unless totally misconfigured. And as every speedtest: it can only give a direction and middle throughput should be measured after 10 tests or so.

Ontopic: any throttling, QoS or bandwith pools active? (maybe cause it made sense on the old ISP's line?)

the UTM QOS is enabled for only the WAN. the Bandwidth setting is set at maximum 1024.

We use to have an AT&T Router of which we had no access.  since we switched to a New ISP, we were responsible for installing our own Router.

I purchased a Ubiquity EdgeMax Pro.

On the Router I set eth0 to the WAN /30 address.

On the Router I set eth1 to the LAN Gateway Address 121/29

on the UTM eth1 is set to the WAN Address 122/29 with gateway 121/29.

Internal LANS on the UTM on eth0, eth2, and eth3. with .123/29, 124/29, and 125/29 respectively.

Download speed seems fine, but having issues with upload speed. I have tried changing the QOS on the Router, and in the UTM.

I don't know what else I can do. at this point is it the ISP, EdgeMax or the UTM.  if I do a speed test from within the Edgemax, the upload speed varies, any where from 6 Mbits/s to 45 Mbits/s. it uses the same shell commands as the UTM. the Upload speed tests from the UTM varies from 3 Mbits/s to 10 Mbits/s. 

We are suppose to have 50Mbits/s Download and 50 Mbits/s Upload. Not getting that.

George

Just gone back over this and in you first post:

if I do a speed test from within the Edgemax, the upload speed varies, any where from 6 Mbits/s to 45 Mbits/s. it uses the same shell commands as the UTM. the Upload speed tests from the UTM varies from 3 Mbits/s to 10 Mbits/s. 

As the UTM is behind the edgemax, there is no point in even going there at the moment.

You need to concentrate on the edgemax and ISP to get a consistent 50/50mb. As previously mentioned, first thing to check is:

1. your speed and duplex settings on the edgemax eg 100mb full duplex.
2. Any QoS/throttling on the edgemax
3. Then contact ISP to see if they have anything going on eg throttling/QoS etc

Once that is done and you are getting a 50/50mb, you can then look at the UTM if required.

My notes say I got that here from WayneBoyles in Feb 2016, Kevin.

Cheers - Bob