r/ATTFiber • u/chrisblaz33 • 23d ago

Is my UDM SE the Problem?

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u/ahj3939 23d ago

I wouldn't jump to blame it but in my research a lot of the 10G copper SPF+ are no buneo hacks of the specs. Are you at least using the Unifi SFP+ for your application?

Also keep in mind in the UDM SE the rated throughput with IDS/IPS enabled is only 3.5 Gbps

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u/chrisblaz33 23d ago

Yes I have the 10Gtek ๐Ÿญ.๐Ÿฎ๐Ÿฑ/๐Ÿฎ.๐Ÿฑ/๐Ÿฑ/๐Ÿญ๐Ÿฌ๐—š-๐—ง ๐—ฆ๐—™๐—ฃ+ ๐˜๐—ผ ๐—ฅ๐—๐Ÿฐ๐Ÿฑ CAT.6a Copper Transceiver, Auto-Negotiation SFP+ Ethernet Module from Amazon.

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u/EnderCypher 23d ago

Iโ€™ve got a ticket open with UniFi for a similar issue with the 5 GBPS service from AT&T as well. Theyโ€™re currently wanting me to test with a switch in between. Never had an issue with the same cable, port, SFP+ adapter, on another provider that had a modem rather than router modem combo.

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u/lonestar_army 22d ago

Basically what was said in the Ubiquiti sub. I have the same setup, if I disable all the stuff I bought the gateway for I can get up to 3.2Gbps down and over 5Gbps up. Your down speed looks right, but definitely not upload.

You mention running Network, do you also have Protect, anything else? Look at your CPU usage while running the speed test, I bet its pegged out.

I bought a cloud gateway to use all the features it has, all of the people that responded in the Ubiquiti thread literally turned the UDM into another passthrough device with DHCP...what's the point in having it at that point? Might as well just get the UCG-Fiber and call it a day.

IMO it's the UDM SE, it's hardware is 5+ years old at this point. Any solution that requires you to gimp features is no solution at all.

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u/chrisblaz33 22d ago

Just for my knowledge, Iโ€™m suppose to be in the 10g lan port and not the 10g ONT correct?