Hello, Lukas!
I created an NV6 VM and tried the 1 GB download test using www.thinkbroadband.com/download. I was able to complete the download without any interruption.
Edit: After further investigation, large downloads can compete with the OS for IO throughput on VMs. If you are running into issues with larger downloads/transfers, look at your storage configuration and be aware of which drive you are writing to (as VMs have both persistent and temporary storage).
- Are you using multiple applications to try and download from the same source? (Could it be an issue with the source of your download?)
- Is this something that only happens at peak hours? (Could it be an issue with your ISP?)
- Are you able to segment the download into smaller chunks?
Additional reading from our Docs:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/virtual-machine-network-throughput
Ingress is not metered or limited directly. However, there are other factors, such as CPU and storage limits, which can impact a virtual machine’s ability to process incoming data.
Accelerated networking is a feature designed to improve network performance, including latency, throughput, and CPU utilization. While accelerated networking can improve a virtual machine’s throughput, it can do so only up to the virtual machine’s allocated bandwidth. To learn more about Accelerated networking, see Accelerated networking for Windows or Linux virtual machines.