sleeps1007
Regular Contributor
I have 1Gb speed and I average 850-950 Mb but when I turned on Skynet my speedtest would drop between 320-350Mb. Is there anything within Skynet that would allow me to get my original speeds?
When you enable both inbound and outbound filtering (Option 11 -> 4 ), then your speed will drop. If you only enable outbound filtering, then you will regain semi-normal speeds. This is normal, and by design, and been doing this since the beginning of time.I have 1Gb speed and I average 850-950 Mb but when I turned on Skynet my speedtest would drop between 320-350Mb. Is there anything within Skynet that would allow me to get my original speeds?
I didDid you set up a swap file on the ssd?
AX88U and I have the latest Merlin firmware. HW accel is onModel? Firmware? Sounds like HW acceleration maybe.
Ah ok I did change it and did see me speeds increase some. If it can't be helped then I either have to stick with it or remove itWhen you enable both inbound and outbound filtering (Option 11 -> 4 ), then your speed will drop. If you only enable outbound filtering, then you will regain semi-normal speeds. This is normal, and by design, and been doing this since the beginning of time.
Entware Installed?I did
Have you gone in and banned any IPs or countries in addition to what the default setup bans? At one time I had banned 22 countries and because of the large number of IPs this added I noticed a significant decrease in my speeds.I have 1Gb speed and I average 850-950 Mb but when I turned on Skynet my speedtest would drop between 320-350Mb. Is there anything within Skynet that would allow me to get my original speeds?
Nope everything is defaultHave you gone in and banned any IPs or countries in addition to what the default setup bans? At one time I had banned 22 countries and because of the large number of IPs this added I noticed a significant decrease in my speeds.
Yes Entware is installled. I've been using some of the apps from amtm for few years. I just decided to give Skynet a try and QoS is not enabledEntware Installed?
NO or not using any QOS application? (don't need, should not be used)
To provide a more complete picture of your setup, you may want to include all the other addon's you have installed (and running) besides Skynet along with any Entware services you may be running.Yes Entware is installled. I've been using some of the apps from amtm for few years. I just decided to give Skynet a try and QoS is not enabled
In addition to this, @sleeps1007, please let us know how you're doing these speed test. What tool are you using, and where is it running from?To provide a more complete picture of your setup, you may want to include all the other addon's you have installed (and running) besides Skynet along with any Entware services you may be running.
If you can, do a speed test from a computer with a gigabit capable network port wired directly to the router's LAN port.The speedtest I was using is the one integrated in the router.
Make sure AI Protect is turned off including disagreeing to the Eula. Part of these settings turn on features that cripple (or downright disable) the routers built in hardware acceleration. Especially if you are also using AIProtect and QoS.I have 1Gb speed and I average 850-950 Mb but when I turned on Skynet my speedtest would drop between 320-350Mb. Is there anything within Skynet that would allow me to get my original speeds?
I completely agree as well by extension, I would also disable router features which force the routers CPU to play gatekeeper to traffic flows and packet inspection.Strongly second the suggestion of @bennor , run the test from a wired computer. i don't put much faith in the built-in router speed test, it has been shown to be unreliable, especially for testing at greater than about 500mbps WAN connection speed.
If you can, do a speed test from a computer with a gigabit capable network port wired directly to the router's LAN p
I never had issues with aiprotect being on. Are you saying this tool isn't necessary?Make sure AI Protect is turned off including disagreeing to the Eula. Part of these settings turn on features that cripple (or downright disable) the routers built in hardware acceleration. Especially if you are also using AIProtect and QoS.
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