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zigdapig
Oct 16, 2012Aspirant
DI-624 wireless and gigabit router
The DI-624 seems to perform just fine with the ReadyNas Ultra 2. At first, I had a lot of problems. There were network hiccups in connecting to the nas, especially noticeable when trying to play...
zigdapig
Oct 17, 2012Aspirant
Hi StephenB,
Thanks for the reply.
What do you mean by "marginal" ? You mean "broken" ?
Actually, I'm now still encountering regular dropouts, and now the traffic only goes through a D-Link DGS-1008D... :-(
I already switched ports / cables, but no effect. I'm pretty sure the cabling is ok. I also experience no problems whatsoever connecting
between several WinXP and Win7 client PC's (shares, remote desktop, even playing MP3's from a shared folder on 1 PC to another PC also works perfectly !)
I did a simple (not very reliable, but still) network speedtest, and that indicates 500 Mbit / sec from and to my NAS.
I tried to set the MTU settings to 1470 (which all of my PC's seem to be able to handle, I tested this with "ping -f -l 1470 <IP-address>"). No effect...
I also enabled WINS, and tried to enable Jumbo Frames, but this all made no difference whatsoever...
Basically, I tried everything I could find, but no luck, the connections still keep dropping out.
Sometimes it works for a minute or 15 straight, and then suddenly again hiccups every minute or couple of minutes...
I'm getting desperate... Could this really be the D-Link DGS-1008D switch (this is not a green-mode switch by the way).
But then I still don't understand why the NAS is giving me trouble while I am having no problems between my several PC's ?
Thanks for the reply.
What do you mean by "marginal" ? You mean "broken" ?
Actually, I'm now still encountering regular dropouts, and now the traffic only goes through a D-Link DGS-1008D... :-(
I already switched ports / cables, but no effect. I'm pretty sure the cabling is ok. I also experience no problems whatsoever connecting
between several WinXP and Win7 client PC's (shares, remote desktop, even playing MP3's from a shared folder on 1 PC to another PC also works perfectly !)
I did a simple (not very reliable, but still) network speedtest, and that indicates 500 Mbit / sec from and to my NAS.
I tried to set the MTU settings to 1470 (which all of my PC's seem to be able to handle, I tested this with "ping -f -l 1470 <IP-address>"). No effect...
I also enabled WINS, and tried to enable Jumbo Frames, but this all made no difference whatsoever...
Basically, I tried everything I could find, but no luck, the connections still keep dropping out.
Sometimes it works for a minute or 15 straight, and then suddenly again hiccups every minute or couple of minutes...
I'm getting desperate... Could this really be the D-Link DGS-1008D switch (this is not a green-mode switch by the way).
But then I still don't understand why the NAS is giving me trouble while I am having no problems between my several PC's ?
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