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Ha_Ku_Na
Jun 01, 2018Luminary
RBK50 / 3x RBS50 -> download slowed down since a few days, upload not affected
Hi
I experience an issue with the download performance since a few days.
My system:
- 1x RBK50 connected to provider router (router mode, I know doublöe NAT, but I want to ise the DNS of the ORBI)
- 2x RBS50 connected via WIFI
- 21x RBS50 connected via LAN
- Firmware 2.1.4.10
I had the system configured and running for about 3 weeks without any issues. I check the download/upload from my server (CentOS), connected to the sattelite (sat connected via LAN to RBS) every 30 minutes.
In the graph you can see, everything was fine until 5/29. The green line is the download rate, the yellow is the upload rate (I have 100/20).
The gap in the night of the 5/31 is because I powered off the whole system for a few hours.
The issue is definitively not caused by the provider because the speed-check from the vendor router always shows me the full down/upload rate. I also get sometimes 100 mb/sec from the attached devices (macbook, CentOS server), but mostly I have only a download rate of about 20-30 mb/sec.
Anyone an idea how I can solve the issue ? Reset the whole system and configure from scratch ? Restore config file (I guess better not) ?
Hi
I installed the new fw in the meantime and made further testing.
The issue seems to be either isp or router (from isp) related.
I tested with a wired laptop directly on the isp router and experienced the same effects.
The provider will no deliver a replacement router. Therefore I guess I can close this issue.
thx for some helpul hints.
9 Replies
- FURRYe38Guru - Experienced User
- UlairiLuminary
I've also had similar problems. It took two seperate factory resets to restore full speed (4 weeks of normel speed now, so I'm optimistic ....).
See my threads here for background details. I conclusively proved it was the RBR50 router causing the throttling - via back to back testing against two alternate routers. The immediate restoration of full speed after factory resets was further proof. Details of the testing per my original thread
This throttling occured before the latest round of firmware update and persisted after the release of V2.1.4.10, so I'm not convinced that it was related any particular firmware version.
I suggest a factory reset (and you may need to do multiple resets...). Good luck