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JB4204
Apr 25, 2021Aspirant
ReadyNAS314 - Access Extremely Slow
ReadyNAS 314 - F/Ware 6.10.4 hotfix 1 - 4 x 4TB WD Red in XRAID
This has been working fine for a number of years - until the past week or so.
Network drives mapped from 4 different Win10 PC's would be lost - couldn't log in to NAS admin - needed to be powered off and back on. Would then work fine again for a day or so, then do the same thing.
Have deleted some files to increase space (currently 3.05TB available from 10.90TB).
Can now access admin page and also mapped drives - however, can only drill down 2 or 3 directories until it becomes unresponsive in Windows File Explorer. If it is left running,it will eventually open next level directory - but it takes over 5 minutes.
Log files don't indicate any errors and no disk errors shown.
Anyone seen this before....?
Thanks,
JB
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JB4204 wrote:
Log files don't indicate any errors and no disk errors shown.
Did you look in the log zip, or just on the screen? There's a lot more in the log zip.
Sluggish performance is generally linked to performance issues with
- disks
- network or
- NAS CPU/Memory
looking for disk and btrfs errors in system.log and kernel.log can be helpful (if you haven't done that already).
Looking at tx and rx packet stats in network-settings.log will give you clues on the network performance. One thing to try is grabbing the log files before and after a transfer test, and compare the stats.
On CPU/Memory, one thing to try is disabling your apps (and antivirus and file search) and see if that makes any difference. You can also enable ssh, and run top.
- JB4204Aspirant
Ah right, OK, thanks for the info - yeah, was just looking at logs on the NAS - have now downloaded and will check files you mentioned
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