Hey,
I was wondering of there were other people with the same problem I am facing.
Whenever i'm downloading with sab, I get speeds up to 1.4MB/s but never faster and when this is going on, my wifi doesnt work anymore, it just times out.
Could this have anything to do with the amount of connections I have? ATM i've got 8 servers... seems not so much.
I'm a Belgacom customer and have a BBox2 and an 100Mb network but nothing further. I'm planning on getting a Gigabit network though.
The LAN network stil works but pretty slow. I'm afraid that sab cogs up all of the bandwith we've got.
Anyone got the same problem or a solution?
Cheers
Connection Problems
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Re: Connection Problems
8 servers? Or 8 connections to 1 server?
Anyway: easy to test your hypothesis ("amount of connections"): lower the number of connections to 1. If that stays stable, increment with 1, and so on.
Anyway: easy to test your hypothesis ("amount of connections"): lower the number of connections to 1. If that stays stable, increment with 1, and so on.
Re: Connection Problems
I have 1 server with 12 connections I can use but i have set 8 to use.
I'm trying your advise as we speak and it seems promising but when i set 1 connection the download speed drops to 900kb/s
I'm trying your advise as we speak and it seems promising but when i set 1 connection the download speed drops to 900kb/s
Re: Connection Problems
Are you using WiFi or a cable for the system on which SABnzbd runs?
WiFi is easily saturated with sustained downloading, especially when distance
and walls interfere.
WiFi is easily saturated with sustained downloading, especially when distance
and walls interfere.
Re: Connection Problems
... which would prove exactly the problem: your wifi-router/modem being overloaded and halting ...Wazaa89 wrote:I have 1 server with 12 connections I can use but i have set 8 to use.
I'm trying your advise as we speak and it seems promising but when i set 1 connection the download speed drops to 900kb/s
If wired ethernet isn't stable either, consider a firmware upgrade. If that doesn't help, you could get a new modem.
Re: Connection Problems
The problem is that i have a modem from our provider and we cant change that. But i will look in to a firmware update and try to update it. Furthermore i have set my connections to 3 and i am getting my 1.4 MB/s back without gobbling the whole wifi. Is it greedy to ask for a greater speed? :-D thanks for the help guys. Much appreciated
Re: Connection Problems
No, not at all. And your ISP should provide you a stable router.Wazaa89 wrote:Is it greedy to ask for a greater speed?
Re: Connection Problems
Yeah it crap from belgacom. We need it for digital tv. But maybe there is a newer hardware version. We rent that piece of crap so i can bring it back and ask a newer model. Thx