Hi,
There should be gigbit networking from the NAS, however the light on the ethernet port is red (10/100Mbps), and file transfers are very slow...
Please help.
Hi,
There should be gigbit networking from the NAS, however the light on the ethernet port is red (10/100Mbps), and file transfers are very slow...
Please help.
Give us a little more information please ...
hardware?
OMV version?
kernel?
the router/switch your NAS is connected to?
file transfers from/to what client? WLAN involved? on which protocol?
Hi,
There should be gigbit networking from the NAS, however the light on the ethernet port is red (10/100Mbps)
Are both ends of the connection gigabit capable? If so, try another cable.
If so, try another cable.
Everything else works on gigabit. Tried with Cat5E, Cat 6 and Cat 7.
hardware?
OMV version?
kernel?
MoBo: Gigabyte H110M-S2H
CPU: Pentium G4520
120GB SSD
6TB hdd
OMV Erasmus 3.x
Kernal: Debian GNU/Linux, with Linux 4.9.0-0.bpo.2-amd64
the router/switch your NAS is connected to?
Everything being used works with gigabit on other devices.
file transfers from/to what client? WLAN involved?
N/A, light on port showing 100mbps (ie. red). However when I tried before with samba it got 12MB/s. No WLAN.
Well one of both ends, mainboard (check UEFI/Bios) or router (check settings) is probably set to energy-save mode for the LAN port.
Please send
dmesg
Turns out everything's all good after all, I had the wrong info about the speed. Retested and now getting ~100MB/s Read/Write. Thanks for everyone's help - and sorry to be a pain...
Problems with Realtek drivers?
From my experience Realtek GBE controllers are likely to have problems with default/stock drivers on many Linux distros.
Well it's good OP got it straight.
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