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IanHollis
Jan 04, 2016Aspirant
ReadyNAS 104 + Virgin Media SuperHub 2 problems
Hi, im running a ReadyNAS 104 with Plex installed, which is connected to my Virgin Media SuperHub 2 router, this works great except that everyday my internet download speed with reduce from the usual...
IanHollis
Jan 04, 2016Aspirant
nope a soft reboot does not resolve the issue, i normally have to factory reset the router 2 or 3 times before regular speeds return and then the problem can come back anywhere between 5 minutes and a day later, i did just try unplugging the cable from the router and the issue was the same, still very slow download speeds.
StephenB
Jan 04, 2016Guru - Experienced User
IanHollis wrote:
nope a soft reboot does not resolve the issue, i normally have to factory reset the router 2 or 3 times before regular speeds return and then the problem can come back anywhere between 5 minutes and a day later, i did just try unplugging the cable from the router and the issue was the same, still very slow download speeds.
I don't think its the NAS. It's far more likely that your router is dying.
Maybe try living w/o the NAS for a couple days, and see if the problem happens when it is disconnected.
- IanHollisJan 04, 2016Aspirant
the first time this happened i called virgin media and they ran some tests and told me to reboot the router as it has been clogged up with too many requests, something along those lines anyway, could that be to do with the ReadyNAS? i will try the router out without the nas drive connected and see it it continues too happen.
- StephenBJan 04, 2016Guru - Experienced User
Generally the router isn't flooded unless there is malware running on the home network (or perhaps a misconfigured torrent app),
But that flooding doesn't require a factory reset of the router to fix it. Simply disconnecting the device that is causing the flooding is enough.
Do you have IPv6 enabled on the NAS? If so, you can try disabling it.
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