bandwidth

  1. bileslav

    USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 and above (10 Gbps+)

    Is it just me doing something wrong, or USB 3.2 Gen 1x1 (5 Gbps) is the greatest available protocol (bandwidth) of FreeBSD's USB stack? I have an NVMe SSD + enclosure, a C-C cable, and a corresponding port on my motherboard, and also a USB PCIe expansion card; all decent and works with 10 Gbps...
  2. Sivan!

    Solved 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 if set in etc resolv conf doesn't stay as an entry in the file after a network restart

    Don't know what happened, but suddenly websites stopped loading, ping did not work, network / modem restart didn't help, reboot did not help. I looked at /etc/resolv.conf Following instructions from a troubleshooting webpage, I edited /etc/resolv.conf to change the settings to: After service...
  3. T

    Slow network performance on WAN

    I have multiple laptops running FreeBSD 12.1 (used as a router, only 1 is active at a time) and all are maxing out at < 100 Mbps and I should be getting 200 Mbps. I tried the same hardware booted up to Ubuntu and it is seeing > 200 Mbps, so I am sure it isn't hardware. I also have tried...
  4. manas

    Collect statistics on bandwidth used by a PID

    Hello, I did a simple search for this and did not see an answer: Is there a simple way to monitor the instantaneous bandwidth usage of a process (or a process tree) based on PID? Thanks
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