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Host Not found Slow internet speeds

 Hello,

I am using an UTM 330 in our school which has a 100Mbps up/down Fiber link from our ISP, Just recently we have added 250 chromebooks in our environment which consisted of 150 chromebooks around 150 laptops 100 or so desktops, Users are now complaining of random slow internet speeds. When this is occurring a speed test indicates about 40-50 up down, I have enabled QOS on the wireless vlans the chromebooks are on in an effort to keep them from using all the bandwidth this does not seem to be helping. The QOS does seem to be working from the network usage logs. I have also attempted to change DNS to google and opendns this did not seem to help either. When they are having the issue I see a spike in the traffic up to 80 or 90 Mbps for a few minutes the it calms down again. I am trying to determine if I need to increase my ISP connection or if I might need a bigger UTM, the UTM does not seem to be getting bogged down from what I see in the cpu memory logs. I turned off IPS to see if this might help but it has not. Just trying to get some others advice on this situation. I am updated to the newest release. 

 



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  • Show us pics of the Edits of your QoS settings, Tim, including the Internal and External interfaces on the 'Global' tab, the Bandwidth Pools and the Download Throttling rules.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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    Hopefully this is what your were asking for

  • Hi timbreck,

    remove the tick by DNS -> Forwarders.
    Otherwise the definied dns Servers are not used.

    Best Regards
    DKKDG

  • In the Traffic Selector, replace "External (WAN) (Network)" with the "Internet IPv4" object - these are not identical!

    Configure DNS as in DNS best practice.  As DKKDG implies, slow access is often because of a DNS mis-configuration that causes all lookups to go to the root name servers.

    If you want to pursue the QoS issue, show us the Edits of the two enabled Interfaces on the 'Status' tab and the Edits of any Bandwidth Pools or Download Throttling rules bound to either interface.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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  • In the Traffic Selector, replace "External (WAN) (Network)" with the "Internet IPv4" object - these are not identical!

    Configure DNS as in DNS best practice.  As DKKDG implies, slow access is often because of a DNS mis-configuration that causes all lookups to go to the root name servers.

    If you want to pursue the QoS issue, show us the Edits of the two enabled Interfaces on the 'Status' tab and the Edits of any Bandwidth Pools or Download Throttling rules bound to either interface.

    Cheers - Bob

     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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