Download speed degrades unless I reboot switch
Posted: August 17th, 2023, 12:58 pm
I have SABNZBD running on my Synology DS220+ in a Docker Container along with Radarr, Sonarr etc.
I have a fast internet connection and the NAS is hardwired to a switch that is hardwired to my router. At top speed I get about 45 MBps on download speed from my Newsgroup provider. Lately, I have been getting 11 MBps. If I reboot my switch, it goes back to 45 and very soon after it goes back to 11.
Some background. I had a different switch some time ago and this happened and I blamed it on my switch. It was a TPLINK switch. So since, I have gotten another switch, its a Netgear GS108Ev3 Smart Managed Switch. I have been using it for several months and have gotten steady 45 MBps download speed consistently...until about a week ago. It went back to 11 MBPs and stayed steady. Rebooting the switch increased it back to 45 only to go back to 11 soon thereafter. I tried rebooting my wifi network (Google Wifi) and that doesn't fix it.
I am thinking something upstream is doing this, but I don't know what, nor how to keep it from happening.
Any suggestions or tests or settings I can do to try to fix this? The switch is a managed switch which I don't really have any experience with so I don't know what to tweak in there...I know it just works.
Thanks.
I have a fast internet connection and the NAS is hardwired to a switch that is hardwired to my router. At top speed I get about 45 MBps on download speed from my Newsgroup provider. Lately, I have been getting 11 MBps. If I reboot my switch, it goes back to 45 and very soon after it goes back to 11.
Some background. I had a different switch some time ago and this happened and I blamed it on my switch. It was a TPLINK switch. So since, I have gotten another switch, its a Netgear GS108Ev3 Smart Managed Switch. I have been using it for several months and have gotten steady 45 MBps download speed consistently...until about a week ago. It went back to 11 MBPs and stayed steady. Rebooting the switch increased it back to 45 only to go back to 11 soon thereafter. I tried rebooting my wifi network (Google Wifi) and that doesn't fix it.
I am thinking something upstream is doing this, but I don't know what, nor how to keep it from happening.
Any suggestions or tests or settings I can do to try to fix this? The switch is a managed switch which I don't really have any experience with so I don't know what to tweak in there...I know it just works.
Thanks.