I'm setting up my NAS for the first time but it's causing problems in my household as it for some reason is bringing wifi speeds to a screeching hault. I have the NAS plugged into one of my routers LAN ports though my mobo does have wifi functionality. Over ethernet my desktop is pulling 500mbps but over wifi devices are getting speed tests at 0.5mbps, and even 0.09mbps and 0.02mbps. Sometimes when attempting to speedtest I am getting an error page saying "A socket error has occured". Could this mean theres some kind of overlap by default across a socket or something? I'm brand new to networking so any help is greatly appreciated, I need this solved asap!

on my dashboard the interface reads:
 

Inbound 5-10kbps Outbound 40kbps

bond0fault-tolerance (active-backup), mtu 1500

eth0interface down

eth11000 Mbps, full duplex, mtu 1500

lo

 

bonding mode is active-backup

bonding memebers eth0 eth1

Bridging enabled

IPv4 only

IPv4 adress assignment automatic

 

All of this is default.

My motherboard has 2 LAN ports but I'm only connected to the router with 1. Wondering if the bonding or bridging settings have something to do with this?

 

Currently my server is just running a disk-clear, no dockers apps vms or anything running, but I'll post the diagnostic if it helps at all.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am completely new to unraid and while I expected to spend some time tinkering I can't really have everyones access to the internet essentially shut off while I'm learning.

anjnas-diagnostics-20221220-1935.zip

Edited December 21, 20223 yr by ANJ_

Unraid sever should have nothing to do with your WiFi speeds, do you mean that if you shutdown the server WiFi speeds improve?

Does the server MB have built-in WiFi capability?  If it does turn it off in the BIOS.