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LIMIT ON DOWNLOAD BANDWITH WITH SG 115

Hi, 

We have 2 sophos UTM SG115 (box A and box B) which are connected by a VPN link on 2 different locations.

Both SOPHOS are of the same revision, 3 and has the latest firmware updates (9.706-9).

A box is behind a 200 Mb symetric optical fiber acces with SFP port directly connect to the optical fiber.

B box is behind a 800Mb(d)/400Mb(u) optical fiber access, behind the ISP box. 

Testing B speed on the internet, it can reach 250Mb(d)/343Mb(u).

Testing A several times at different schedules, while acheiving 190 Mb(d), it can't exceed 100 Mb(u), like it has some stop, some blocking.

Testing A has be done directly on the SOPHOS LAN port diconnected from the office lan.

 An ISP technician came at the office, tested the link in same conditions, with a PC directly connected to the LAN port of a basic entry level firewall router, it reached indeed the throughput of the internt acess (190 Mb(d)/189 Mb(u)), so the internet access hasn't any blocking.

 Our SOPHOS integrator, talked about some blocking on some SG 115 revisions, but as they are of the same revision, this explanation doesn't match.

 Any idea or suggestion?

Thank's for help.

Olivier



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  • The 115 is probably a bit on the low end for connections of those speeds. But there are some easy things to check.

    Do you have QOS enabled? if so disable and test.

    Do you have IPS enabled? if so disable and test.

    Other than that maybe a speed/duplex negotiation issue on the wan interface?

  • Thank's, QOS is disabled, and we've tried both IPS enabled and disblade, it doesn't change the limit.

    Other than that maybe a speed/duplex negotiation issue on the wan interface? In this case, why behind an ISP box, we can reach 384 Mb(u)?

    Is it the SFP Port negociation?

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