Are the speed results on Windows more representative of the bandwidth of your connection? If the Windows results are slow when compared to the total available bandwidth, I would go out on a limb and state that a network card might be bad. Have you tried different ethernet cards?
Matt Have you tried downloading from different sites? What is the latency to those sites? You may be running into an issue with bandwidth delay product though I thought recent OpenBSD releases autotuned the needed parameters. See http://www.psc.edu/networking/projects/tcptune/ for better understanding. Mind you, I'm not suggesting that you tweak knobs without understanding what they do, I'm just offering possible insight. John On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 10:44:50PM +0400, Wesley MOUEDINE ASSABY wrote: > When PF is enabled on the box, there's no queuing limit. > And disable PF, don't solve the problem. Really, i don't understand why i > download the file at 32Ko/s instead of ~80Ko/s > > At work, connection used is SDSL 1M (128 Ko/s = upload and download); We > have 5 Public Ip Adress; ORANGE is the ISP. > At Home, my connection is ADSL 8M (upload is 800K). > > What i have tested : > Put a laptop with Windows 7, configure it with a public ip address. I can > download my file at 80 Ko/s > Now, remove the laptop, take a pc, install OpenBSD 4.8, configure the > network card with a public ip address, download the file at 32Ko/s;with > the > same RJ45 Cable* > With the office' firewall, disable pf, same problem, i download at 32 > Ko/s. > I try also with an OpenBSD Appliance (soekris), download at 32Ko/s. > > Any idea ?? > Thank you very much. > > Wesley. > > On Tue, 10 May 2011 13:11:14 +0000, Kevin Chadwick <ma1l1i...@yahoo.co.uk> > wrote: > > >Not sure, there's certainly not enough info here. PF won't cause > >that unless you have some queuing limit. Maybe you have an > >autonegotiation conflict. You could try setting all devices to > >100baseTX full-duplex.
