I know this isn't likely the best forum for this question, but please
bear with me.
I've been seeing a lot of these iperf comments/questions, and decided to
try to track down why my connection to my home firewall seems *so slow*.
Installed the package and fired it up, and sure enough - although both
ends are reporting they're negotiated at 100Mb/s, I'm only getting
~22Mb, which reeks strongly of 10Mb full-duplex. It's
switch-independent - already swapped that out and tried. My next step
is to hook a laptop directly up to both machines and give it a whirl
(rule out a faulty cable).
In the meantime, is there anything I can do on pfSense to fiddle with
autonegotiation settings like I can with ethtool on my Linux machines?
I don't have any traffic shaping set up, so I can't see why that would
come into play, but I'm all ears here.
RB
*BTW - I noticed a while back that pfSense had my favorite alias 'll'.
It "doesn't" now, and looking in root's home directory, it looks like
.tcshrc is zeroed out - either it was originally linked to .cshrc or
someone's whacked it. Minor bug that should be ironed out before beta,
I should think - I'll post a ticket when I get around to it, unless
someone beats me to it (fixing or otherwise).
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