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#284008 25-Mar-2021 11:49
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So currently looking at my downloads, it seems that i cannot do more than 150Mbps uploads right now.

 

My downloads are currently good (using usenet, it goes fast as it is). But uploads is a no-go, and my plex users are constantly lagging.

 

This wasn't like this a few weeks ago. Has anyone experienced degredation?

 


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  #2680294 25-Mar-2021 11:52
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Using ethernet not wifi?

 

 





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  #2680331 25-Mar-2021 12:51
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Ethernet on gigabit


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  #2680384 25-Mar-2021 13:57
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As per my question in the other thread could you please confirm the output of "show ubnt offloading" from the console on your Edgerouter?





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  #2680391 25-Mar-2021 14:00
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michaelmurfy:

 

As per my question in the other thread could you please confirm the output of "show ubnt offloading" from the console on your Edgerouter?

 

 

 

 

coming up as invalid command


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  #2680465 25-Mar-2021 15:07
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"show ubnt offload" sorry.

 

Instructions are also in the Edgerouter thread.





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  #2680489 25-Mar-2021 15:25
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Well that's fine.

 

What do you get to https://fast.com? Also, have you tested from another computer connected via Gigabit? What other basic troubleshooting have you done? Are you actually having slow speeds outside of Speedtest?





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  #2680606 25-Mar-2021 18:03
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Same thing. Gaming pc has the same results.
Maybe a call to slingshot would suffice. I don't think this is hardware on my side


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  #2680664 25-Mar-2021 20:35
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I bet it is on your side.

 

Please follow through basic troubleshooting. Try booting your computer into Linux, try another computer connected via Ethernet etc...

 

As you're running Windows it sounds like a driver update has caused this - try this also:

 

If you're using Windows open up the Command Prompt or Powershell under Administrator mode and type the following:

 

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal

 

Then reboot.





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