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TPG Fibre 400 on a SG210

Paul Ghanem

I have just upgraded my internet to the TPG Fibre 400mbit service.

 

However i can only get a maximum output on speedtest.net of 260mbit via my SG210.

The Firewall is fully patched and uptodate.

 

The service works as it have been tested directly at the NTU with speeds of 395mbits

 

Is this a limitation of the SG210 or a config issue.

 

(Been on hold with phone support for 40min while typing this question. Still haven't spoken to a human yet.)

 

Paul



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    Hi Paul,

    Check #7 in the Rulz by Bob. Any help?

    Take SSH to the UTM and run ifconfig to verify if there are Dropped/Error packets observed on the WAN interface; show us the output.

    Finally, check the internet speed received on the UTM directly, execute: 

    wget --no-check-certificate -O - raw.githubusercontent.com/.../speedtest.py | python

    Thank You

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  • 0 in reply to sachingurung

    Thanks for the replys.

     

    I have checked routes there are no manual routes.

    i have also run the python script. Results below.

     

    Those are the results i would expect on speedtest.net

     

    Thankyou

  • 0 in reply to Paul Ghanem

    Hi, Paul, and welcome to the UTM Community!

    Paste the following block in at the command line to see the difference between without and with Snort:

    cc set ips status 0
    sleep 15s
    python speedtest.py
    cc set ips status 1
    sleep 30s
    python speedtest.py

    You should see a difference with IPs off (0) vs. on (1).  Since Snort is a single-threaded process, you're only testing one of the two dual processors.  If you'll run two or more tests simultaneously behind the SG 210 with Snort on, I think you'll see full utilization of your bandwidth.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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  • 0 in reply to Paul Ghanem

    Hi, Paul, and welcome to the UTM Community!

    Paste the following block in at the command line to see the difference between without and with Snort:

    cc set ips status 0
    sleep 15s
    python speedtest.py
    cc set ips status 1
    sleep 30s
    python speedtest.py

    You should see a difference with IPs off (0) vs. on (1).  Since Snort is a single-threaded process, you're only testing one of the two dual processors.  If you'll run two or more tests simultaneously behind the SG 210 with Snort on, I think you'll see full utilization of your bandwidth.

    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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