Network slowness
- zebulon7
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Network slowness
Hi everybody.
Since a few updates, I notice big slowness in the accesses to my network.
My vu+ is connected by wifi to my Orange box, on the ground floor, which accesses my NAS, located upstairs.
The organization is as follows: vu+ -> wifi -> box -> cpl (ground) -> cpl (upstairs) -> switch -> nas.
(The cpl are TP-LINK TL-PA8030PKIT 1200 Mbps)
(The switch is a Netgear GS108T or a GS108)
Everything works very well when I access my nas by phone (android), pc (W10) or chromebook.
Only vu+ with the last Open ATV is problematic.
I make all updates when they are available.
This results in great slowness to access the bookmark of my nas and to circulate between the different directories of the nas.
I have the hourglass running long enough to end up accessing the chosen directory
Is it possible to do something?
Since a few updates, I notice big slowness in the accesses to my network.
My vu+ is connected by wifi to my Orange box, on the ground floor, which accesses my NAS, located upstairs.
The organization is as follows: vu+ -> wifi -> box -> cpl (ground) -> cpl (upstairs) -> switch -> nas.
(The cpl are TP-LINK TL-PA8030PKIT 1200 Mbps)
(The switch is a Netgear GS108T or a GS108)
Everything works very well when I access my nas by phone (android), pc (W10) or chromebook.
Only vu+ with the last Open ATV is problematic.
I make all updates when they are available.
This results in great slowness to access the bookmark of my nas and to circulate between the different directories of the nas.
I have the hourglass running long enough to end up accessing the chosen directory
Is it possible to do something?
Vu+ Duo 4K SE / OpenATV 7.4 / Double Tuner TNT
Vu+ Duo2 / OpenPLi 9.0 / Double Tuner TNT
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- zebulon7
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listener hat geschrieben:dhcp off is not a good plan
Many internet modems block traffic from IP numbers that do not have a DHCP lease.
pli has/had problems with downloads with its download server
So ?
I have left PLi for my Duo4KSE for ATV.
But, as i said, since a few updates, the access to my network is so slow.
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Hi.
You can also disable IPv6 with the following procedure: Disable IPv6 Networking on Linux Servers
In short... how to check the presence of IPv6:
A.) execute the following command:
B.) in case you find the following as the result, then IPv6 is enabled:
In short... how to disable the IPv6 in Linux:
1.) open the "/etc/sysctl.conf" file (use the text editor at your PC via the FTP connection ...or... use the vi / vim editor via temrminal connection)
2.) add the following two lines:
3.) reboot your set-top box
4.) check the presence of IPv6 again (step A + B)
To identify what this IPv6 address is (as long as you have not turned off IPv6 support) you can use the following command:
..or..
You can also disable IPv6 with the following procedure: Disable IPv6 Networking on Linux Servers
In short... how to check the presence of IPv6:
A.) execute the following command:
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ip a | grep inet6
B.) in case you find the following as the result, then IPv6 is enabled:
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inet6 ::1/128 scope host
inet6 fe80::e922:bcdf:e150:labb/64 scope link
In short... how to disable the IPv6 in Linux:
1.) open the "/etc/sysctl.conf" file (use the text editor at your PC via the FTP connection ...or... use the vi / vim editor via temrminal connection)
2.) add the following two lines:
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net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1
net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6 = 1
3.) reboot your set-top box
4.) check the presence of IPv6 again (step A + B)
To identify what this IPv6 address is (as long as you have not turned off IPv6 support) you can use the following command:
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nslookup 2a01:cb04:97e:40 # nslookup <ip_address>
..or..
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traceroute 2a01:cb04:97e:40
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s3n0 hat geschrieben:
In short... how to disable the IPv6 in Linux:
1.) open the "/etc/sysctl.conf" file (use the text editor at your PC via the FTP connection ...or... use the vi / vim editor via temrminal connection)
2.) add the following two lines:Code: Alles auswählen
net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1
net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6 = 1
3.) reboot your set-top box
4.) check the presence of IPv6 again (step A + B)
I added these 2 lines at the very end of the file.
Will it be good?
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@s3n0, @RickX
I did everything and after the reboot, nothing changed.
The primary DNS address has not changed, as in the photo attached at the beginning of the topic.
However, the statement "ip a | grep inet6" does not return anything after the restart whereas before it indicated the same kind of information that you gave as an example.
So, what else can I do?
PS : In the file "resolv.conf", i have this :
Yes, i think too, it's from the OpenATV image.
I did everything and after the reboot, nothing changed.
The primary DNS address has not changed, as in the photo attached at the beginning of the topic.
However, the statement "ip a | grep inet6" does not return anything after the restart whereas before it indicated the same kind of information that you gave as an example.
So, what else can I do?
PS : In the file "resolv.conf", i have this :
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domain home
search home
nameserver 2a01:cb04:97e:4000:5239:2fff:feef:d100
nameserver 192.168.1.1
medici84 hat geschrieben:Yes, I have the same problem with the Internet. I thought the problem was in my box, but apparently the problem is in the open atv image.
Yes, i think too, it's from the OpenATV image.
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@zebulon7
I'm not interested in the configuration file "resolv.conf" :-) , so... try this:
You shouldn't see anything there for IPv6.
The availability of IPv6 networks can also be checked via the [font=courier new]ifconfig[/font] command.
It is also possible to turn off IPv6 support in the settings of your WIFI router. Then your set-top box probably won't get DNS with the IPv6 version. Try to find out, as I wrote, what this IPv6 address belongs to. What is this DNS server?
A reboot may not be sufficient in the case of a set-top box with Enigma installed. Also use the "restart network" function in the Enigma2 GUI - in the case of OpenATV it is:
blue button -> network -> restart network
The Internet gateway is also a common problem. If you use a VPN network, maybe the connection through this VPN gateway is preferred and then EVERYTHING is slower !!!
I'm not interested in the configuration file "resolv.conf" :-) , so... try this:
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ip a | grep inet6
You shouldn't see anything there for IPv6.
The availability of IPv6 networks can also be checked via the [font=courier new]ifconfig[/font] command.
It is also possible to turn off IPv6 support in the settings of your WIFI router. Then your set-top box probably won't get DNS with the IPv6 version. Try to find out, as I wrote, what this IPv6 address belongs to. What is this DNS server?
A reboot may not be sufficient in the case of a set-top box with Enigma installed. Also use the "restart network" function in the Enigma2 GUI - in the case of OpenATV it is:
blue button -> network -> restart network
The Internet gateway is also a common problem. If you use a VPN network, maybe the connection through this VPN gateway is preferred and then EVERYTHING is slower !!!
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Papi2000 hat geschrieben:@zebulon7:
looks like crap in the /etc/resolve.conf
So slow searches and access is normal, when routing is disturbed by misrouting....
Ok, but what should I change then?
For information, in my Windows 10, i have :
Serveur DNS préféré : 1.1.1.1
Serveur DNS auxiliaire : 1.0.0.1
s3n0 hat geschrieben:@zebulon7
I'm not interested in the configuration file "resolv.conf" :-) , so... try this:Code: Alles auswählen
ip a | grep inet6
You shouldn't see anything there for IPv6.
The availability of IPv6 networks can also be checked via the [font=courier new]ifconfig[/font] command.
It is also possible to turn off IPv6 support in the settings of your WIFI router. Then your set-top box probably won't get DNS with the IPv6 version. Try to find out, as I wrote, what this IPv6 address belongs to. What is this DNS server?
A reboot may not be sufficient in the case of a set-top box with Enigma installed. Also use the "restart network" function in the Enigma2 GUI - in the case of OpenATV it is:
blue button -> network -> restart network
The Internet gateway is also a common problem. If you use a VPN network, maybe the connection through this VPN gateway is preferred and then EVERYTHING is slower !!!
The statement returns nothing, so I guess the IPV6 is disabled, right?
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