NETGEAR is aware of a growing number of phone and online scams. To learn how to stay safe click here.
Forum Discussion
AEBS: Bad Packets Unrecovered TCP Retransmits NV and NV+
Bad Packets Unrecovered TCP Retransmits TCP Retransmits w ReadyNAS NV NV+ and Airport Extreme Base Station 5th Generation I got an Airport Extreme Base Station (AEBS), 5th generation this past Nove...
Drat... I was able to induce more TCP retransmit errors even with the new switch.
It has been pretty stable, but I went to import a large number of photos from a shoot and at the same time I started moving some other big files.
TCP retransmits happened. I got about 8, but none failed upon retransmission... Then I got another 8 with 7 errors.
I guess I am at a loss.
Cables are all new Cat6 or Cat 6a so no new bad packets. Switch is a replacement for the other one which seemed to produce consistent errors. The errors went away, but I was able to choke the switch and it hung and I had to reboot it.
So I am guessing that something must not be playing nicely with my NAS devices or my NAS devices have a problem of some sort.
What could be wrong and how would I test it?
If I tread lightly and don't do too much at the same time on either NAS they seem to not produce TCP retransmit errors.
Perhaps this is what I need to do is deal with the flaws in the system. I can't really afford to replace everything right now. Boo.
Anyhow any suggestions or tips from anyone would be great. I will try limping along for now.
I don't believe the TCP retransmits will affect my file integrity if I am correct.
Does anybody see a problem with living with the problem? I am getting tired of working on it all.
Will I risk losing data? Could this cause me significant headaches?
It has been pretty stable, but I went to import a large number of photos from a shoot and at the same time I started moving some other big files.
TCP retransmits happened. I got about 8, but none failed upon retransmission... Then I got another 8 with 7 errors.
I guess I am at a loss.
Cables are all new Cat6 or Cat 6a so no new bad packets. Switch is a replacement for the other one which seemed to produce consistent errors. The errors went away, but I was able to choke the switch and it hung and I had to reboot it.
So I am guessing that something must not be playing nicely with my NAS devices or my NAS devices have a problem of some sort.
What could be wrong and how would I test it?
If I tread lightly and don't do too much at the same time on either NAS they seem to not produce TCP retransmit errors.
Perhaps this is what I need to do is deal with the flaws in the system. I can't really afford to replace everything right now. Boo.
Anyhow any suggestions or tips from anyone would be great. I will try limping along for now.
I don't believe the TCP retransmits will affect my file integrity if I am correct.
Does anybody see a problem with living with the problem? I am getting tired of working on it all.
Will I risk losing data? Could this cause me significant headaches?
NETGEAR Academy
Boost your skills with the Netgear Academy - Get trained, certified and stay ahead with the latest Netgear technology!
Join Us!
