My internet connection via the Turris is very slow. I already did a factory reset, nothing helps. If I use another router, I have a normal connection.
Well then use another router and do not post in two separate topics about the same issue. Or provide more info if you want someone to actually look at it
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the same cable for both routers, no pre-assigned modem, correct WAN configuration, did the ISP determine the MAC address binding, is the client connection cable or wifi ?.
Well, since updating to v7.0.2 I am also facing similar issues. Extremely slow internet, not being able to connect to repo.turris.cz reliably
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Connect support with diagnostics file ?
Without log errors it will be difficult for the experts to solve this.
However, I had similar issues when changing ISPs. It was some kind of incompatibility between the TO and the modem. Multiple calls to the ISP showed some of their modems act up on first set up or after a power fault. The resolution was to factory reset the modem. That helped in my case. Maybe it could help you. What I read in ISP-specific forums was that in some cases modems were sent back by customers but were not properly reset when given to other customers.
Had similar slow internet, found out it was transmission abusively using cpu. Stopped the daemon, restored internet speed.
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That’s a great hypothesis!
I have the same problem. Apparently after updating to TOS 7.xx my internet slowed down. I have a 500/50 plan with Vodafone, but the download speed has dropped to 300. By connecting directly from the modem to the PC the speed is ok. My Turris 1.1 is running in basic configuration, I don’t run anything on it.
What does htop show when you run an internet speed test?
Unfortunately, I have no experience with Linux, so I can’t answer. if I can ask for some brief instructions on how to use this command, I would be grateful. Thank you
You’d have to connect to the router in a terminal via ssh (ssh root@1.2.3.4, where 1.2.3.4 is the IP address of the router). The password should be the same as the reforis one.
Once you’re in, type opkg update && opkg install htop && htop. This will show you a performance monitor where you can see CPU utilization. Look for things that look to be using too much CPU. Exit the tool by pressing q, then type exit to disconnect from the router.
You are also safe using luci > software http://192.168.1.1/cgi-bin/luci/admin/system/opkg
So, htop shows nothing out of the ordinary when running the speed test. CPU usage 10.4%, memory 1.5%. Should I monitor another parameter?
Ok, that’s good. And how is the speed test done? Do you use the librespeed plugin in Reforis?
No, the speed is getting slower. I assume the htop is just a diagnostic, not that it should fix anything.
I don’t have the Librespeed plugin installed. On librespeed.org is result:
https://librespeed.org/results/?id=1iyu2vy
Then install the reforis plugin. It is important to debug this issue, because the reforis plugin measures the speed directly from the router to Internet, leaving out the wifi/ethernet link between your computer and the router. If even the reforis plugin shows the slower speeds, then it would really be a problem on the WAN side of the Turris. If the reforis plugin shows good speed, but librespeed from your browser shows lower speeds, then it would be a problem somewhere on the LAN side of Turris.
Unfortunately, I can’t install librespeed in reforis. Is this even possible on Turris 1.1?
No. I assumed Omnia as this is a section about Omnias… I’ve apparently overlooked you wrote that.
Hi, having the same problem with Turris 1 on FW 7.02.
The problem is preswnt since some time already but was very busy and only now got to examine it as it is getting worse and worse.
Originally restart would help but not the connection is extremely unstable already 50m after reboot. Maybe hard resetting helps better than a reboot via LuCi. It is not only the internet what slows down, also communication between clients on the wifi. It even disconnects the clients (letting them reconnect).
EDIT: Immediately after a hard reset the htop does not indicate any increased resource usage. I can not say how it looks when the troubles occur because when I tried to ssh to it during the sluggishness I got the following message:
ssh root@192.168.2.1
ssh: connect to host 192.168.2.1 port 22: Network is unreachable
Could maybe someone help me solve this?