I run pfsense on a ASRock J3355B-ITX Intel Dual-Core Processor J3355 and it's connected to at&t fiber. Without going over vpn I get around 800mb down and 900mb up. I have openvpn tunneling out to torguard and the max I can get is well under 200mb down and most of the time a speed test shows 0 for upload. My example today has an upload speed though. I would love to see 400+ up/down and a stable connection. This is far from stable. There are many times I got to pull something up from the internet and the page isn't displayed for a very long time.
Any ideas on how to help?
While running the speed tests I check the cpu of the pfsense box and it's chilling at 25%, so it's not stressed out. The VM I run the speed test on has plenty of horse power too. Here are my configs.
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I run pfsense on a ASRock J3355B-ITX Intel Dual-Core Processor J3355 and it's connected to at&t fiber. Without going over vpn I get around 800mb down and 900mb up. I have openvpn tunneling out to torguard and the max I can get is well under 200mb down and most of the time a speed test shows 0 for upload. My example today has an upload speed though. I would love to see 400+ up/down and a stable connection. This is far from stable. There are many times I got to pull something up from the internet and the page isn't displayed for a very long time.
Any ideas on how to help?
While running the speed tests I check the cpu of the pfsense box and it's chilling at 25%, so it's not stressed out. The VM I run the speed test on has plenty of horse power too. Here are my configs.
persist-key
persist-tun
remote-cert-tls server
reneg-sec 0
auth-retry interact
verb 1
fast-io
sndbuf 524288
rcvbuf 524288
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