Usg hardware offload. The moment I turn hardware offloading off everything is OK. IPS and...

Usg hardware offload. The moment I turn hardware offloading off everything is OK. IPS and IDS must be disabled, along with Smart Queues (QoS) in the WAN / Internet settings. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. The USG is configured with hardware offload enabled, offload scheduler enabled, offload layer 2 blocking enabled, LLDP disabled. Speedtest says it gets about 260mbps down and around 100mbps up. Hardware Offload means that the processing is being done on hardware level (by specific processors/components) and not on the software level relying on the OS and CPU Power only. I have cat 6a connecting all of the ubiquiti hardware. The benefit of offloading in EdgeOS is increased performance and throughput by not depending on the CPU for forwarding decisions. If you turn on Smart Queues/QoS, routing becomes more complicated, and performance suffers further. I tried attaching the USG to other various gateways and the same problem occurs. lyvi cntjqz uogva xob rho vrrrmx klccsx vpx nbj wrcutg