Having trouble here, we have a gig internet connection, I am pushing 300 MBPS from our remote sites back to our office and seems the bottle neck is the FG. I have ensured threat detection, application control, IPS, and logging are disabled. However I cannot get this to download more than 220-226 MBPS. I have confirmed with gig switch direct from ISP that I am getting over 900 MPBS and passing traffic fine.
Any ideas what could possible be a miss?
You might want to check during the traffic test whether the FGT is on a high CPU load.
Also see what kind of traffic this is. If this is traffic decrypted at the FGT as a deep inspected VIP (SSL inspection = protect server) or an IPSec endpoint, this will cause considerable overhead.
You can test from the FGT directly with the traffictest command.
This one is described here:
Not sure how much UTM stuff or how many VPNs this 50E is handling. But I'm generally not comfortable putting a full Gig circuit on a 50E, which doesn't have any ASIC chips.
Toshi
So the 50E is running at 16% CPU and is not handling any VPN traffic. All VPN traffic is forwarded to an internal OpenVPN server.
This is from the provider showing bandwidth. This is a gig connect from them and we cannot get this to go any higher. I know for a fact that we are pushing 300 MBPS to this site.
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