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Aspirant

Feb 23, 2019

ReadyNAS 102: network link is 100 mbit instead of 1000 mbit (gbit)

Hello! ReadyNAS 102, Firmware: 6.9.5 Today I had found that large data from my nas ReadyNAS 102 is copied with the speed about 8-9 Mb/s, so it is exactly equal to the LAN = 100 Mbit (Mbps...

StephenB

Guru - Experienced User

Feb 24, 2019

It's odd that the LED status is out-of-sync with the logs.

I'd begin by rebooting the NAS, and then try a different ethernet cable.

The NIC in the ReadyNAS can't be repaired - so you might also want to check your warranty status. The hardware warranty is 3 years for the original purchaser (and is not transferable).

JimboDumbo

Aspirant

Feb 24, 2019

> It's odd that the LED status is out-of-sync with the logs.

Yep, it is strange.

> I'd begin by rebooting the NAS, and then try a different ethernet cable.

I had wrote that I done all of this. I had shutted down the NAS, removed AC cable to be sure that it is really powred off, and then booted it again. The same. :(

I had used another ethernet cable and connected NAS directly to the notebook (more details are written in my first post) - the same behavior :(

> The NIC in the ReadyNAS can't be repaired - so you might also want to check your warranty status. The hardware warranty is 3 years for the original purchaser (and is not transferable).

That's very strange, because it just a common NIC, as I understand. Or it is totally embedded to the NAS motherboard?

Warranty is expired, because I bought that NAS at 2015 or something. :(

Thank you.

Sandshark
Sensei - Experienced User
Feb 25, 2019
The NIC is embedded. There are no replacement parts available for ReadyNAS products. Even if you have the soldering skills and equipment, the part is not readily available in single quantities from any source.

It does sound to me like your NIC is faulty, though just a bad connector is also a possibility. I have a Duo V2 that does the same thing that was damaged by a power surge.