TheCptn

I've been chasing this issue for a while. For some reason my download speeds always seem to slow down after a few hours. If I play around / re-establish or change my network settings I can get my full download and upload bandwidth (900Mpbs/150Mbps). However after a few hours it slows down to 70Mpbs/150Mbps. Last time I aggregated a couple ports hoping it would help. It worked for a bit till I rebooted, it's a bit better (100Mbos/150Mbps) but not near where it should be. I've replaced my cat5e cables, tried diffrent ports, rebooted my switch (Cisco SRW2048), and my internal Lan speed tests using OpenSpeedTest reach 900Mbps/900Mbps, so I don't think it's a hardware issue. Edit: My bandwidth test on the router (RT-AX86U Pro) before the switch check out (950Mbps/160Mbps) tower-diagnostics-20240917-1010.zip

I do have both cables hooked up. I'm out of town for a few days I'll check on this when I get back. Thx

I recently added 4 10TB sas drives to my system and while I was poking around updated my plug-ins then I disabled all plugins and containers. I replaced my parity drives with two of the 10Tb drives, rebuilt parity then added the other two as well as the two old 8TB parity drives. Once everything was formated and set up I turned on plugins and now I have my 4 10TB sas drives as well as a 4TB sas drive appearing in unassigned devices with a grey Array box. I've tried re-installing unassigned devices making sure to clear the previous assignment (red X), but it always comes back to the same regardless of reboots, new config and plug-in re-installion, extended smart tests passed. The array seems to work fine. To reiterate, only the sas drives are doing this the sata drive seem fine. Should I be concerned, is this part of the new version, or is there something else going on. tower-diagnostics-20240718-2338.zip