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pgjscottieuk
Feb 08, 2022Guide
readynas 626x 10 Gbps LAN port downgrading to 1Gb
readynas 626x keeps downgrading the 10Gbps LAN port to 1gb that i have been using and have been since new two years plus
Readynas firmware 6.10.6 connected to Netgear XS512EM switch connected to Netgear RAX120 router multigig port at 5GB
Have checked and cable tested from switch all ok no errors but have replaced cat6a cable anyway problem stil persists i run two readynas units 1 626x and a 526 both via the 10gb port the 526 i use as a backup have had no problems with either using this until
i noticed last week the 626x is connected to port 2 on the switch
any help ideas i have tried everthing can think of
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pgjscottieuk wrote:
readynas 626x keeps downgrading the 10Gbps LAN port to 1gb that i have been using and have been since new two years plus
Readynas firmware 6.10.6 connected to Netgear XS512EM switch connected to Netgear RAX120 router multigig port at 5GB
I didn't think the 526 and 626 supported multigig negotiation.
Have you tried setting the speed for the port to 10 gigabit manually?
To my knowledge neithe nas units support multigig negoitiation
Both my nas units and my htpc with a 10gb card are connected to the the switch XS512EM multigig then the switch is connected to the rax120 router as i had previous said i have been running it like this for more than two years without problem
you mention setting the speed manually on the nas please can you tell me how to do this
I don't have that particular switch, but from your picture it looks like you select the port on the left, and then select the speed from the pulldown (changing Auto to the speed you want).
Thank you for your reply i have never made any settings in the switch just used as plug n play do you mean the QOS settings if i play with those will it upset the other things a knock on effect i did move the 626 port further along to see if it made a difference as has happened before after unplugging and plugging back in it is back up to 10gb
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