DNS-320 Slow transfer Speed

[terence52]

Hi guys, Just got a Dlink DNS320. Issue is my transfer speed is really slow. I have no idea what is the problem. If I transfer files from the Nas to my pc. Its @ 6.7x mb/s. While transferring from Pc to Nas is 9.7x.
The Hdd is a Samsung F4 2TB. Router used is the Engenius ESR9850. I wonder if I did do something wrong with it. lol
Thanks,
Terence

 

[negativzero]

Turn off P2P, disable fun_plug
You will see your speed increase to 50MBps

 

[terence52]

Turn off P2P, disable fun_plug
You will see your speed increase to 50MBps

Ok. Thanks. Will try it right now. Damm noob on setting a Nas up.. :X

 

[terence52]

Err.. How do I disable Fun_Plug?

 

[fribro]

Wired or wireless? If wired at least 30mb/s +/-

 

[albertlee]

Err.. How do I disable Fun_Plug?

FFP is just an addon, you can't disable it per se, can only disable the daemon(s) you don't wish to load on boot-up.

 

[terence52]

Wired or wireless? If wired at least 30mb/s +/-

Wired bro. Thats why I dont get it!

FFP is just an addon, you can't disable it per se, can only disable the daemon(s) you don't wish to load on boot-up.

Ic. Guess I need to do more reading up.

 

[HeeroYuy84]

resolved... its a cable promblem. i was at his place, we by pass the router with a fresh cable and use the cable to connect to the router

 

[jlim76]

May i know whats the fastest method to transfer files between this NAS and PC? Possible to connect directly?

 

[rhizopus]

May i know whats the fastest method to transfer files between this NAS and PC? Possible to connect directly?

doh.
the N in the NAS stands for Network.
So you are supposed to connect via network.
if you want directly, why bother with NAS? just buy normal USB enclosure.

 

[goenitz33]

May i know whats the fastest method to transfer files between this NAS and PC? Possible to connect directly?

yup u can connect directly using a crossed lan cable.

 

[goenitz33]

Hi guys, Just got a Dlink DNS320. Issue is my transfer speed is really slow. I have no idea what is the problem. If I transfer files from the Nas to my pc. Its @ 6.7x mb/s. While transferring from Pc to Nas is 9.7x.
The Hdd is a Samsung F4 2TB. Router used is the Engenius ESR9850. I wonder if I did do something wrong with it. lol
Thanks,
Terence

yup i am having the same issue with you.

from NAS to Notebook.

NAS to Router is Wired

Notebook is on Wireless.

On Draft N at home wonder how can i boost the speed lol...

 

[molecule]

Then yrs is prob the wireless that is the issue not the NAS

 

[tungsten2]

yup u can connect directly using a crossed lan cable.

No need cross cable. A straight cable will also do the job well.
Looks like DNS-320 have built-in feature to auto detect connect straight or cross cable.
Good feature. Tested working.

 

[jtjt00]

I am using the same router but with Buffalo DUO NAS.
HDD used is also the same Samsung F4 2TB.

Read thread# 8 of this link:
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=3459373

Hi guys, Just got a Dlink DNS320. Issue is my transfer speed is really slow. I have no idea what is the problem. If I transfer files from the Nas to my pc. Its @ 6.7x mb/s. While transferring from Pc to Nas is 9.7x.
The Hdd is a Samsung F4 2TB. Router used is the Engenius ESR9850. I wonder if I did do something wrong with it. lol
Thanks,
Terence

 

[goenitz33]

Then yrs is prob the wireless that is the issue not the NAS

havent exactly tested on cable but as far as i recall the results wasnt fantastic.

i shall go test it tonight also to get a clearer picture.

i was getting the same result as TS when i was moving 46GB of files from the NAS to the PC.

Router used is the Singnet 2Wire 5012NV.

My laptop's Wireless Card is on N also.

Signal loss would be minimum i reckon since my laptop is like 1m away only from the router

 

[molecule]

MBps or mbps? Windows PC copying shows MBps. See this chaps avg speed. Depends on file size too.
http://www.krazyworks.com/d-link-dns-320-nas-review/

Wireless even if u r next to router will be a big factor. Yes signal is great but throughput still depends. If u r perm next to router and transferring much data regularly, suggest u plug in to Ethernet

 

[HMAN]

On Engenius 9850 router with NAS DNS 320 too. with Cable on smaller file block like 1-2GB..speed is 25MBytes/sec...

on big file > 4GB per single file, getting around 15-18Mbytes/sec

On G wireless network, 2-3MBytes per sec..
On N wireless, the throughput is the most 5MBytes /sec despite the Notebook and AP next to each other

 

[goenitz33]

MBps or mbps? Windows PC copying shows MBps. See this chaps avg speed. Depends on file size too.
http://www.krazyworks.com/d-link-dns-320-nas-review/

Wireless even if u r next to router will be a big factor. Yes signal is great but throughput still depends. If u r perm next to router and transferring much data regularly, suggest u plug in to Ethernet

On Engenius 9850 router with NAS DNS 320 too. with Cable on smaller file block like 1-2GB..speed is 25MBytes/sec...

on big file > 4GB per single file, getting around 15-18Mbytes/sec

On G wireless network, 2-3MBytes per sec..
On N wireless, the throughput is the most 5MBytes /sec despite the Notebook and AP next to each other

krazywork's results seems to be what i am getting when i am wired up.

Bro HMAN's results is what i am getting now.

looks like it is quite normal.

 

[emoboy]

Hi
I am also getting slow speeds even i am on Cat 6 cables wired at home.
Using Dlink DGL4300 wired with my NAS and Laptop. I am getting avg of 6-7MBps on the transfers.
Files that i am transfering are sizes between 300MB to 1.4GB. I have already disable FFP liao but still at this speed.

Any other solutions?? How to actually check the cable signal. I only check the port using my laptop to ensure that it is 1Gbps connection rate.

Thanks