View Full Version : download speed terrible...
john1000
01-19-2005, 04:07 PM
hello support,
glad to see the forum is back cause today it was gone for hours..
but the site was online....
also calling the u.s ....and talking to "andrew" wasnt a success either....he just hangs up.
so thats very nice....
Any way....my problem is this....
im using the standard configuration on install and for some weird reason flashfxp has a very low downloadspeed.
it doesnt matter if i try it from a server in the u.s or in the netherlands.
more weird things are....that the speed is never stable.it flies from for example 2.5kbps to 50kbps and everything in between.
ive contacted my isp to rule out that its my connection somehow but all is fine.
i have broadband cable and our upload speed is set to 120kbps and the downloadspeed should be like 4 times more ...
Can someone help on this?
John
MxxCon
01-19-2005, 06:56 PM
http://forum.flashfxp.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4745
john1000
01-19-2005, 07:18 PM
wauw a man of litle words...
ok...
version 3.0.2 build 1045
naturaly registered..
winxp pro inc sp2
im connected to the internet using a router (2 computers)
installed norton internet security 2005(tried turning it off doesnt make difference)
like i said im on cable broadband....
and i run the usual "normal" security...
For some testing i downloaded a trial version of another ftp client and i downloaded a 3.1mb file of my server with 364kbps !
So whats wrong with my flashfxp?
MxxCon
01-19-2005, 07:30 PM
have flashfxp always been slow?
with all sites or just some?
tried installing ffxp to a new dir so that it's going to use all default settings?
is your connection optimized as on http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks
john1000
01-19-2005, 07:44 PM
well i tried the test and after it download or upload it says ok press results button but then it goes dead and nothing happends...
And yes...like i wrote ...its on all servers the same...
The flash fxp is bought not long after i installed a new drive,so it was a very clean computer as well..
And is re-installing needed?
isnt it clever enough with a type of "back to default settings " button?
john1000
01-19-2005, 07:56 PM
ok bottom is these results...
Choose RWIN between 5840 and 13140 (FAQ #586)
download/use DRTCP .. (FAQ #578)
Read the tweak FAQ
Notes and recommendations:
Good data stream (no/few rexmits)
Notes and recommendations:
Looking good
john1000
01-19-2005, 08:10 PM
so whats the story gonna be ?
in order to use "flashfxp" i need to mess around with my computer?
Installing stuff to tweak the whole thing?
But when i use another ftp client i dont have any problem...
Im not very happy to where this is going....
john1000
01-19-2005, 08:40 PM
so seems im the only poster here...
i did the tweak stuff so that came out good.
but Flashfxp still has a performance off o,o
i bought it because i always edit online...and looks good to me.
But for downloading stuff its a disaster.
There were more complaints about flashfxp that i heard but never knew any reasons.
So whats the next excuse for this poor performance of my Flashfxp ?
MxxCon
01-19-2005, 09:16 PM
so seems im the only poster here...
message boards are not real-time communication medium.
do not expect to get a reply the same minute you post a message.
it's common courtesy to wait AT LEAST 24hours for a reply
in order to use "flashfxp" i need to mess around with my computer?no you don't.
optimizing your tcp/ip settings is an optional. it improve performance in ALL your internet applications.
if you don't want to do it, and you are satisfied with your current config, nobody is forcing you.
So whats the next excuse for this poor performance of my Flashfxp ?next?
excuse?
show me a single excuse in this thread.
if you want to get help from us, we need to know variables of your situation to find out what's going on.
you how haven't shown us hard numbers from downloads using flashfxp and that other ftp client.
are you connecting using PASV mode or PORT?
john1000
01-20-2005, 06:37 AM
With excuse i mean.....
i said another ftp client works perfectly ,and i think its weird that you dont pay any attention to that fact.
And instead you come with a link to check my RWIN.
The fact that the other client works perfectly should ring a bell....dont you agree?
Why is the other ftp client downloading with high speed ?
Again...(at time of this posting for me it 12:31...so busy internet time) and i downloaded a 4.2mb package AGAIN from my website at 456kbps !
So is it so hard to accept that flashfxp is the problem ?
And not me or my computer....
if that was so the other client should perform JUST AS BAD.
so please come with some ideas or perhaps the solution...
bigstar
01-20-2005, 10:38 AM
Can you please show me a copy of your ftp session text.
Are you using PASV or PORT mode?
john1000
01-20-2005, 10:54 AM
as far as i can tell under connection it says passive mode..
And how do i produce a "ftp session text copy" ?
bigstar
01-20-2005, 11:53 AM
Try turning off passive mode. Options > Preferences > Connection Tab > Use Passive Mode
And how do i produce a "ftp session text copy" ? Right-click on the ftp session status window and select copy to clipboard.
john1000
01-20-2005, 12:30 PM
yeah i just figured out the passive mode...the downloads are now finaly up to speed..
so why is this passive mode holding back speed?
bigstar
01-20-2005, 01:05 PM
At the moment we're not sure why some users get faster speeds with passive mode turned off. This problem is currently being investigated.
In your other ftp client can you please check and see if passive mode is enabled. If it is disabled can you please enable it and test passive mode, I am very interested in knowing your results.
john1000
01-20-2005, 02:09 PM
Hi ,
well i found the setting and it was not on passive mode.
After i turned it on i got the same results as with the flashfxp....it was like 40/50 kbps.
But why the big difference with passive on or not?
bigstar
01-20-2005, 03:24 PM
Thanks for the results..
It's possible that the ISP is limiting the speed on outgoing connections. I'm not really sure.
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