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I've been experiencing slow transfer speeds on my server for quite some time now and I have no clue what is causing it (or how to further debug the problem). Transfer speeds both download and upload are both very slow at around ~50kb/s.
I've ran some wget tests, and found that transfer speeds to other servers within the datacenter are normal. The slow speeds only occur from transfers going in and out of the DC. I've tried disabling firewalls, tweaking the TCP window sizes and the slow speeds still occur.
So, any thing I can do to help further debug this issue to find out whether it is a network issue, something on my box etc?
may be you reach your limit as a result of traffic grow
Well, I've contacted my DC and according to them there isn't a network problem on their side so it is either a config issue on my box or there is actual something wrong with the network.
try to turn off your Firewall and SELinux
you can also try
iptables -F
Yeah SELinux is disabled already and tried disabling firewalls problem still occurs, hmm. I'm not sure what else locally on my box could be causing slow speeds, I'm starting to think it is a network issue or a hardware issue on my box.
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