| StephenB wrote: |
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| The ping test shows that your network doesn't carry jumbo frames. In fact, you are not getting the normal ethernet MTU of 1500 |
Well, that's a bit alarming.
| StephenB wrote: |
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| You did test this over ethernet correct? WiFi doesn't carry jumbo frames. |
Yeah, done over ethernet.
| StephenB wrote: |
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| So I suggest turning jumbo frames off for now, and reduce the frame size to 1480, and retest. Packet fragmentation will certainly reduce throughput. |
I will try that tomorrow.
| StephenB wrote: |
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| Then try to figure out what component is interfering with the jumbo frames. If all your devices are connected to the trendnet switch, then it is not router. If you have devices connected to the router,try moving them to the switch (as most consumer routers do NOT support jumbo frames). |
I'm gonna have to strip every thing to the bare essentials I think and keep adding items until I find the one that's causing the problem.Thank for the adviceStephenB, it's been very useful.
| StephenB wrote: |
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| On the disks, I'm not sure what the program fail cnt is about, but the other parameters look fine. |
Me neither, but it does look worrying.
