#13072: ag71xx WNDR3700 slow vlan routing
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Reporter: severn@… | Owner: developers
Type: defect | Status: reopened
Priority: normal | Milestone: Barrier Breaker 14.07
Component: kernel | Version: Attitude Adjustment 12.09 Beta
Resolution: | Keywords:
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Comment (by anonymous):
Replying to [comment:82 robnitro@…]:
>
> {{{
> Wait so newest patch is unstable again?? I did a speedtest with that
script and get
>
> Download: 34.48 Mbps
> Upload: 7.57 Mbps
>
> But it's a 50/10 line. I wonder if the patch doesnt work for me or if
it's the server in that script?
> }}}
> If you have qos, set the max to be 90% of your dl and 90% of your max.
What kind of pings did the script report? You can also try with switch -n
2 (run less threads). It's hard to tell.. but pre-patch- if I ran -n 1 or
2, it was much more lopsided than the -n 4 default. Ex: I used to get
70/7 but now get 60/32 or 45/45 or so. My issue was that any half ore
more load, ex 40 up or 40 down, will affect the traffic in the other
direction, slowing it down to below 8 mbits.
>
>
> @otheranon: I can confirm that ethtool can sometimes make things
buggy... sorry for that advice.
> And I don't think it's wise to mess with the tx ring buffer... even the
pre-patched, I could get the interface to die messing with that.
>
>
> @otheranon, NBD probably is also asking you to explain what kind of
connection you are using and what speed it uses.
> For example I have dhcp only, 1000 full duplex to my fiber service
(75/75).
> You can safely run ethtool eth1 just to list what speed and duplex you
have.
I'm connected at 1 gbps full duplex on wan and lan.
QoS doesn't make a difference. I'm getting worse latency at any
throughput.
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Ticket URL: <https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/13072#comment:83>
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