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Now everything seems fine but when I uploading something from internal network (I have enabled ftp) , it’s connecting fast but slow down the download speed so fast. And get crashed the file that I was uploading.
Probably the issue is on the firewall, I did by pass the firewall then it’s uploading without an issue.
Please advise!
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mmm... sounds strange to me.
I mean, as far as I know about packet layer firewalls, something works or not... it doesn't, stop working during the time.
I believe it's more likely to be a physical layer problem or something like that...
could you provide some extracts from your firewall?
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