02-22-2010 05:49 AM
Hi,
I have very similar problem with my NAS 220 4TB. I can reach transfer speed 60-100Mb/s when I copy any file between my desktop and notebook through the gigabit network (new 3Com gigabit 8 ports switch). But it is only 11MB/s during write and 15MB/s during read between NAS and any computer. I tried to connect NAS directly to my desktop and change cables but nothing has changed. The strange thing is that my NAS was much faster when I tested it in the first day (25Mb/s write and 45MB/s read). But performance has rapidly decreased next day.
Can you help me?
03-01-2010 12:30 PM
Hi,
I have pretty much the same problem. Using my BlackArmor 220 with the DLink DGS-1005D I get a read performance of ca. 300kByte/s, using an old noname 100MBit switch I'm at 10 MByte/s.
@Birdb80: Did you solve your problem?
Hixbb
03-02-2010 07:27 AM
I ran across a post that reported performance problems with D-link routers on certain websites and suggested reducing the
MTU size. The post said the problem had to do with IPTABLES and the way they were setup on the D-Link.
This might be something similar. Changing the MTU is fairly easy to try.
Chuck
03-07-2010 04:41 PM - edited 03-08-2010 06:25 AM
The same problem by me. NAS 110 and D-LInk 5-Port Gigabit switch. Speed 300 MBps.
The same with Intellinet switches.
Only good solution is Netgear! Work fine.
07-09-2010 05:22 AM
Will changing the MTU solve the problem. I have a DLink DIR-855 router and perfomance from NAS back to PC is dramatically slow. Tried everything, Who can help me out?!
Ronald
07-11-2010 08:33 AM
I have D-Link DIR-655, BlackArmor 220 (2T) and exactly the same problem with read speed. Partially solved with netgear 10/100 switch, between router and BlackArmor, - it still works not as lightning
but I have now more or less acceptable speed ~10 MB/s
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