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Sep 23 2017
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Sep 23 2017
7:13 PM
Yeah will probably try that Monday. We are also going to call the ISP.. not that I think there is anything on their end, but just worth checking.
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Sep 23 2017
6:59 PM
Yeah.. I've been beating my head against this for a few weeks now.
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Sep 23 2017
6:56 PM
Checked that, even had a guy unplug that Cable modem in Wan 2, same behavior.
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Sep 23 2017
6:48 PM
No change.. still hitting that 2 MB/sec and staying there. Well it did go to 2.23 MB/sec for a few seconds.. but dropped right back down.
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Sep 23 2017
6:29 PM
ok.. 1) Yes, well above it. Everything is Gigabit, getting 210 MB/sec when transferring a large file locally. 2) across the vpn average is 27ms 3) And yes, running the latest firmware and drivers, and verified the VMM queues are off
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Sep 23 2017
2:20 PM
Tried it, didn't help sadly. I should mention that the server in question is a Hyper V virtual Machine, running on a Server 2012 R2 host.
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Sep 22 2017
1:08 PM
The two boxes we get the most complaints about are a pair of server 2012 r2 file servers.
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Sep 22 2017
11:08 AM
Forgot to mention that we have tried traffic shaping rules.. and turned them off. I believe we tried turning off those rules, but I find it odd that they are on for all four locations but this issue only raises in that one office, just my luck it has to be the two offices that have the most file traffic between them.
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Sep 22 2017
7:02 AM
We recently went to a full Meraki setup (at my insistence) here at my current employer. Four offices across the state of Florida. Two larger offices and two smaller. The two larger offices use MX84 firewalls, and the two smaller have MX64's. Main office: MX84 Firewall, two WAN links. Link 1 is a 50/50 fiber, Link 2 is a 30/10 Cable Modem. Firewall is set for fail over, not load balancing, though internet/web traffic is set to use Link 2. Other large office: MX84 firewall, two WAN links. Link 2 is a 30/30 fiber, Link 2 is a 20/5 cable modem. Firewall is set for fail over, not load balancing. First smaller office: MX64 firewall, One Wan link, 40/40 fiber, super cheap because of location. Second smaller office: MX64, One Wan link, 25/25 fiber. There's a fair amount of file transfers between the offices daily, we are a financial services/bookkeeping/tax/audit firm. Ever since we put all this in place, we've had a very strange problem. File transfers between the main office and the two smaller offices, as in standard Windows file transfers, are running around 5-6 MB/sec. However, file transfers between the main office and the other large office, the one that is also running a MX84 are capping out at 2 MB/sec. It's like a flat line if you graph it. It hits that limit and stays there. File transfers between the second larger office and the two smaller offices are all over the place.. upwards to 4, then fall flat to 300k, then back up.. etc. Iperf testing between the main office and the other office running the MX84 give me 17/18 MB/sec transfers. But any Windows file transfers are dog slow in comparison. This behavior happens regardless of the windows machines.. client to client, client to server, server to server, physical machine to virtual, virtual to virtual, doesn't matter. Any and all smb/cifs file transfers are somehow, somewhere being capped out at 2 MB/sec. This did NOT happen with the old firebox firewalls we had in place before...Any help? Going crazy trying to figure this out, and catching a fair amount of flak over it.
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