Search results

OK, I will try it, but this could could take some time. Thanks for your help so far, I will report, as soon as I have news.

I did the tests between the server and my home and an other place, where I have an accessible linux machine with the same result. I didn't know, that there are public servers. I had a look a your link, most of them gave me an iperf3: error - unable to send control message: Bad file descriptor...

* Yes ,it is a dedicated server: (the uptime should not be the problem, since the problem exists for months) * I did run the tests, then I did a "pve stop firewall" an run the test with the same result, and then a "pve start firewall" - again with the same result. I don't have special rules...

This is an overview during an scp-upload using iptraf-ng: iptraf-ng 1.2.1 ┌ Iface ────────────────── Total ────────── IPv4 ───────── IPv6 ───────── NonIP ────── BadIP ─────────── Activity ────────────┐ │ eno1 45724 45524 200 0 0...

No, I already asked him. He said definitiv no throttling. I asked him again, to have a look after possible routing problems, but I have no answer till now - think it will take a little more time.

So, it's the first time I used Wireshark, so myy analysis is not so professional: I did a iperf3 test in both directions while capturing with tcpdump-command. Together with the daily traffic it captured 229.342 pakets in total. Totally 4.488 are marked with black (Info: DUP ACK, Fast...

There is not much traffic - the LXC container is hosting a ISP-Config setting with approx. 20-30 customers. A little bit http-traffic and a little bit mail-traffic. Your Wireshark-idea I am working on.

No errors as far as I can say. root@pve:~# ethtool -S eno1 NIC statistics: rx_packets: 106676956 tx_packets: 73964129 rx_bytes: 14798422938 tx_bytes: 37304589086 rx_errors: 0 tx_errors: 0 rx_dropped: 0 tx_dropped: 0 collisions: 0...

Yes. One Debian-VM with the Virtio NIC an one LXC Container.

Yes, I already asked the technican from the hosting company - and he told me, that there is no throttling at the firewall or any other problem. I will ask him again, especially for the possibility of a routing problem. And I know it worked faster - please don't ask me when it started, it was...

Thanks for your reply. I tried the iperf3 in both directions. Once with the -R option on my client (iperf3 -c IP-adress -R) and once with my PC as a server (iperf3 -s) and the remote server as a client - same result. 800 KB/s from remote to local vs. 3,5 MB from local to remote. Something I...

Hello, I have a big problem with my download speed from my Proxmox-Server. The server has a quite good internet-connection in a data-center. The upload from my PC to the server is with the expected speed, but the download is very slow with approx. 800 KB/sec. Running speedtest on the server...

Was the restore of your backup successful? Or could you undelete the files? Thanks Flummi

Hello to the forum and sorry for reviving this solved thread. I was wondering about the effects of the swappiness parameter in my home-cluster nodes too. Through searching I found this interesting and actual articel about the swappiness and the myths about it...