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wetenhr
Nov 05, 2013Tutor
Wireless Performance to ReadyNAS - at my wits' end...
I have been having problems with wireless access to my ReadyNASes for a few weeks now. I think I can trace the problem back to replacement of my old router and access point with new stuff. The p...
wetenhr
Nov 06, 2013Tutor
Stephen
Thanks for your input.
The MTU thing does have me a bit puzzled. I notice that my router has the MTU set at 1492, and I cannot raise it higher than that. My understanding is that because my ADSL connection is PPPoE there's a need for an 8 byte header, hence the router maxes at 1492.
The ReadyNAS Duo is set at 1492 also, as that seems to give the better performance. However it seems the NV+ is set at 1500, and it's not easy to change that. Would that potentially be the cause of some of the problem here? And if so, what can I do about it - 5.3.8 doesn't provide an obvious was to reset the MTU (unlike 4.1.12), and I'm a bit wary of messing with it via SSH.
Appreciate your thoughts and advice.
R
Thanks for your input.
The MTU thing does have me a bit puzzled. I notice that my router has the MTU set at 1492, and I cannot raise it higher than that. My understanding is that because my ADSL connection is PPPoE there's a need for an 8 byte header, hence the router maxes at 1492.
The ReadyNAS Duo is set at 1492 also, as that seems to give the better performance. However it seems the NV+ is set at 1500, and it's not easy to change that. Would that potentially be the cause of some of the problem here? And if so, what can I do about it - 5.3.8 doesn't provide an obvious was to reset the MTU (unlike 4.1.12), and I'm a bit wary of messing with it via SSH.
Appreciate your thoughts and advice.
R
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