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Tutor

Apr 21, 2016

Delete a Bond Network cost Nas to crash everytime

Two day ago I delete a bond network and my ReadyNas RN104 Crash again. I was running 6.4.2 when I have my first crash that was a few week ago Nas was very slow. Then I was told to upgrade FW to 6.5.0...

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Retired_Member

Apr 21, 2016

I don't think 585 hours is an expected time to resync a 4 HDD RAID5, even for 10TB on an ARM unit... It should be much faster than that.

On a 104, the limitation is usually the CPU. Do you have anything else running on the NAS? Like applications, backup jobs, etc?

Do you have anything in the logs?

Did you try to gracefully reboot the NAS from the web interface to see if the resync speed is different afterwards?

When the NAS was "crashed" were the buttons and LCD responsive?

What type of bond are you currently using?

StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Apr 21, 2016
I agree it is longer than it should be. Perhaps someone from Netgear will want to take a look (esp. since this is on the beta firmware).
- Superdan186
  Tutor
  Apr 21, 2016
  I just check my Nas yes I have 3 apps running Virus, Plexmedia and Photo II. I turn Plex and Photo II Off now take.
  
  . I have a (Linksys SE3016 16-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch) I think is unmanage switch. I have my Bond setting as Active Backup. Then want to try change setting to Round-Robin Then it crash. I still confuse which setting should I use for more faster performance.
  - mdgm-ntgr
    NETGEAR Employee Retired
    Apr 22, 2016
    The RN104 isn't powerful enough to have a performance benefit from NIC teaming/bonding and anyway you need multiple client machines simultaneously accessing the NAS to get a performance benefit for the teaming modes that provide it.