Download speed constantly fluctuating on and off
Posted: August 30th, 2018, 12:52 pm
I have been running SabNZB as a docker on an unraid server for a few years now with no issues.
Recently I have encountered an issue where sabnzb won't download properly. The download seems to fluctuate between normal speed for a few seconds back down to zero for a few minutes before starting up again. Over time it looks like a square wave and drastically increases download times.
I am wondering if it has anything to do with the double NAT system I have had to change to, to get my network to work with my new ISPs (Sky) router/modem?
Essentially I have two routers, my own UNIFI router and network infrastructure running 0n 192.168.1.# and the ISPs modem/router running on 192.168.0.#. To get dockers like OpenVPN and Plex working outside my network I have had to forward specific ports to the IP of my Unifi router as well as to my docker server. This seems to work fine but I am wondering if I have to do something similar to allow Sabnzb to download from usenet?
This may be a red herring and something else is causing the issue but any advice would be really appreciated.
Thank you.
Recently I have encountered an issue where sabnzb won't download properly. The download seems to fluctuate between normal speed for a few seconds back down to zero for a few minutes before starting up again. Over time it looks like a square wave and drastically increases download times.
I am wondering if it has anything to do with the double NAT system I have had to change to, to get my network to work with my new ISPs (Sky) router/modem?
Essentially I have two routers, my own UNIFI router and network infrastructure running 0n 192.168.1.# and the ISPs modem/router running on 192.168.0.#. To get dockers like OpenVPN and Plex working outside my network I have had to forward specific ports to the IP of my Unifi router as well as to my docker server. This seems to work fine but I am wondering if I have to do something similar to allow Sabnzb to download from usenet?
This may be a red herring and something else is causing the issue but any advice would be really appreciated.
Thank you.