I have had optical fiber from NETTI for a few days (theoretically dowload 1000 Mb/s and upload 100 Ms). I got a Huawei HG8245Q2 modem from the operator. After installation and speed tests, they looked correct (default operator settings, where their modem also acted as a router, and my Synology RT2600ac router mainly acted as a switch).
Unfortunately, because I have a NAS in the network (from which I need access to the Internet), I had to ask for switching the netia equipment to bridge mode in order to be able to forward ports through my router. I got the login and password from the net and via PPPoE I connected my router to the modem. Well, everything is running smoothly, but unfortunately the download speed has dropped from 1000 Mb/s to about 200 Mb/s (upload has remained the same). I called a technician from NETIA, who connected (including bridge mode) via his laptop directly to the modem and his speeds are ok (I will add that he used linux for testing and had no antivirus, I use Windows 10 for testing and I have Kaspersky Endpoint antivirus security).
So it turns out that the problem is my Synology RT2600ac router, but I have no idea why. This is high-end equipment that should easily handle these speeds, but something limits it. I suspect that the problem is the detailed settings of the PPPoE connection, but unfortunately neither the technician who came to my place nor the NETIA hotline know anything about it (he claims that automatic settings should be ok).
I'm uploading a screenshot of my settings that the router normally assigned when auto-detecting the connection type. What needs to be changed so that the link uses 100% of its capacity, and not just 20%? Or maybe the problem lies elsewhere?
Unfortunately, because I have a NAS in the network (from which I need access to the Internet), I had to ask for switching the netia equipment to bridge mode in order to be able to forward ports through my router. I got the login and password from the net and via PPPoE I connected my router to the modem. Well, everything is running smoothly, but unfortunately the download speed has dropped from 1000 Mb/s to about 200 Mb/s (upload has remained the same). I called a technician from NETIA, who connected (including bridge mode) via his laptop directly to the modem and his speeds are ok (I will add that he used linux for testing and had no antivirus, I use Windows 10 for testing and I have Kaspersky Endpoint antivirus security).
So it turns out that the problem is my Synology RT2600ac router, but I have no idea why. This is high-end equipment that should easily handle these speeds, but something limits it. I suspect that the problem is the detailed settings of the PPPoE connection, but unfortunately neither the technician who came to my place nor the NETIA hotline know anything about it (he claims that automatic settings should be ok).
I'm uploading a screenshot of my settings that the router normally assigned when auto-detecting the connection type. What needs to be changed so that the link uses 100% of its capacity, and not just 20%? Or maybe the problem lies elsewhere?
