April 2, 20242 yr Hello to all and thanks in advance for any info you might share here. I have an Hp 350 Gen 8 server to the office and it serves files to around 10-12 ppl via a gigabit network. We use a shared folder (SMB) that we map to each computer and inside we have mutliple subfolders and files. We store acad, pdf, xlsx files mostly and also we work on them directly over the network. I also run a Windows 10 VM that helps me connect to the office and do spesific things. All this time this scenario was working perfectly fine but after i updated to 6.12.8 i am experiencing the issue of clicking a folder on the server and it might open fast but it might take up to 40-60 secs to open. Even all this time i had an ssd ment to be a cache drive i didnt use it to cache our main work folder because everything was working perfect. Until now i have checked network and it works fine because if a folder opens i get the max speed of a gigabit network when i transfer a file. I also tested with iperf and it is ok. I checked the drives for any issues and i comes back clear. I created a diagnostics file but i dont know where to look and what. Any ideas what is the issue ? skynet-diagnostics-20240402-1340.zip
April 2, 20242 yr Community Expert Likely unrelated but you should still correct this: Apr 2 00:01:34 Skynet kernel: br0: received packet on eth0 with own address as source address (addr:9c:8e:99:56:29:1e, vlan:0) Not seeing any other relevant errors logged, and don't remember any similar reports, from which release did you update?
April 2, 20242 yr Author Hello JorgeB and thanks for the quick reply. Any ideas how to stop the error you spotted? I will try to remember from what version i went to 6.12.8 because i rly dont remember right now
April 2, 20242 yr Community Expert 19 minutes ago, morfeus said: Any ideas how to stop the error you spotted? It's a network configuration issue, but not really a network guy. 20 minutes ago, morfeus said: I will try to remember If you go to Tools - Downgrade it should show.
April 2, 20242 yr Author JorgeB sorry i updated to 6.12.9 the moment it was out so now it says the previous was 6.12.8 of course. Is there a way to check before that? Also i will check the network issue because it might be the cause of my issue here and a million thanks you pointed it out.
April 3, 20242 yr Author Solution The solution to my issue was to disable IGMP snooping in my router. Everything is working perfectly now. Thanks you all for help and support.
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