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fmahannah
Nov 07, 2008Aspirant
ReadyNAS NV+ Seems really slow
I just bought a ReadyNAS NV+ 2x750 and am trying to transfer all of my data from a raid array to it so I can retire my old server. First I tried to use EMC to get all the files over to the NAS, but...
Evil_Olverlord
Jul 02, 2010Aspirant
dbott67 wrote:
It should work in Windows 7. I have tested in both Windows Pro 32-bit & 64-bit versions:
Thanks. I tried again and it worked. The only thing I changed between this and several previous attempts was to change directories to C:\Users
C:\Users>netsh interface ipv4 show subinterfaces
MTU MediaSenseState Bytes In Bytes Out Interface
------ --------------- --------- --------- -------------
4294967295 1 0 834378 Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1
1500 1 8343449370 303262111 Wireless Network Connection
1500 5 0 115456 Wireless Network Connection 2
1500 5 0 70848 Bluetooth Network Connection
1500 2 23999665680 495200931 Local Area Connection
dbott67 wrote:
1. What is the make & model of your router?
The router is an ActionTec MI424WR (from Verizon FIOS)
dbott67 wrote:
2. Have a look at this document to see what level of performance you should expect: http://home.bott.ca/webserver/?p=363. In your case, the XP machine seems to be performing properly but the Win7 machine seems to be painfully slow, indicating that the issue is not likely a hardware issue with the NAS. In the article linked to above, check the next steps section and try a direct connection to see if it improves. If not, try setting the MTU on the NAS to 1492.
OK. Tried the direct connection, with the following results:
- jpgs that took 5 minutes before opened much quicker. Not exactly instant, but within a couple of seconds. So, much improved.
- I copied a couple of files back and forth. 4 and 18 MB files appeared to copy instantly - no lag at all.
- On the other hand, synchronization of a small mapped network drive was still very slow (I didn't wait for it to finish).
- IOMeter gave results of roughly 24.5 and 14.5 MB/s. (Both tapered down a bit toward the end of the test).
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