Jumbo Frames Issue

Have you made sure you've enabled Jumbo Frames under Network > Interfaces > Performance Settings in Frontview? You'll need to do this for each NIC.

Yes , MTU set at 9000, NICs teamed with transmit balance

When did you download the logs? Could you try downloading them again and checking diagnostics.log?

@mgdm

I notice that you are using a Duo V2 !

Is there any way to deal with the Jumbo Frames issue on this device when using dashboard 1.0.0.168 ?

I have just recently purchased a DuoV2 and using it via a 2wire router modem I am having difficulty transferring bulk files without getting a false "device full" message.

SB

SJB66 wrote:
I notice that you are using a Duo V2 !

Sure am (along with some other ReadyNAS models).

SJB66 wrote:
Is there any way to deal with the Jumbo Frames issue on this device when using dashboard 1.0.0.168 ?

You don't need to enable Jumbo Frames on your devices, in fact it's not an option in the dashboard. Jumbo Frames isn't enabled on the Duo v2

SJB66 wrote:
I have just recently purchased a DuoV2 and using it via a 2wire router modem I am having difficulty transferring bulk files without getting a false "device full" message.

So is Jumbo Frames enabled on your other devices? If not, then no Jumbo Frames isn't the problem. If you have, you could try SSHing in and editing /etc/network/interfaces, but this would be unsupported and the changes might not stick.

Btw this thread is very old. Please in future open a new thread rather than reviving an old thread. If necessary say something I like "I think my issue is like the one mentioned here: <INSERT URL>"

edit: Don't edit /etc/network/interfaces. Edit /etc/default/services. There is a line you can add that should enable jumbo frames: "JUMBO_FRAMES_eth0=0" (no quotes). An OS re-install should disable Jumbo Frames if this doesn't work.