@Hulm 

Hulm wrote

I upgraded from 1 gbps x 35 mbps to a full 1g x 1g fiber.  When I did a speedtest plugged into my old 7206 I would only get 1g x 300m.

 

I plugged the cable going into my wan port into my laptop with a usb to ethernet adapter and got a full 1g x 1g, using the same laptop plugged into the router I would still only get 1g x 300m.

 

I upgraded to a 7412-M2 hoping the extra overhead on the 2.5g wan port would help, it did not, same 1g x 300m speeds.  I double checked by taking the wan cable back onto the laptop ethernet adapter, back to full 1g x 1g speed.

 

I went over all of my WAN settings and any switch settings I could see, but nothing has helped.  I have no bandwith control or QoS or anything like that.  Wireguard and IPS are turned off as well.

 

Any ideas would he very helpful!

 

Thanks!

If you want it to eat up all the uploads on the second WAN, your ratio should be modified. Instead of using 1:1, you should increase the full symmetric fiber line weight.

Load balance will balance not just the download, but also the upload. 

You are seeing the download fine because the two fibers are the same. And whatever the ratio you set, that'll reflect the same speed. But that's not the same story for the upload. 

  @Hulm 

Hulm wrote

  @Clive_A I am not sure what you mean by 2nd WAN.  I am only using the 1 WAN port.  Also, I have no control over the fiber line weight Verizon installed to my house.

 

My bad. I read that part wrong. I thought there were two lines. 

Do you have it in controller mode? Hardware Offload enabled?

Do you have a DNS setting on the WAN? Use auto instead. 

Enable bandwidth control and set the value to max, will the speed improve? 

  @Hulm 

Hulm wrote

I also saw a post about Flow Control, I have it turned on on all my ports on my router, still no dice.

Strange enough. So, you are using speedtest.net or Verizon's official website for a speed test? 

OC200 is not involved in the speed test. It is only a controller that is used to control the Omada devices. It is not involved in the actual network use. Even if there is a problem, it is the router's side. OC200 only provides the interface to config and sync the config to the devices. 

You don't have IDS/DPI features enabled? Security features.

How to Troubleshoot Slow Speed Test Results on Omada Router

Is your modem set to bridge mode or router mode? Maybe there is a problem with the mode on your modem. Could sessions be limited on it? What if you set the modem to bridge mode, connect the router and will it get a better result?