02-09-2023, 09:30 PM
Hi,
I have an issue with network speeds on my QNAP TS464.
I'm on BT FTTP 500 with an ASUS GTAX6000 Router and all devices inclusive of wired and wireless achieve speeds in excess of 400Mbps.
The exception to this is the QNAP which, at the very best will only hit 80-90Mbps max in all scenarios.
I'm running it with link aggregation using the adaptive (802.3ad) config as both the router and QNAP accept this.
The QNAP is wired direct from ports 1 & 2 as stated in the manual with "Bonding/ Link aggregation" in the router enabled.
The QNAP has ports 1 & 2 linked via the network console Control Panel with (802.3ad) enabled and shown to be functioning correctly.
I'm not sure where to go from here to be honest?
Are such transfer speeds (500Mbps even possible with a NAS)??
I have an issue with network speeds on my QNAP TS464.
I'm on BT FTTP 500 with an ASUS GTAX6000 Router and all devices inclusive of wired and wireless achieve speeds in excess of 400Mbps.
The exception to this is the QNAP which, at the very best will only hit 80-90Mbps max in all scenarios.
I'm running it with link aggregation using the adaptive (802.3ad) config as both the router and QNAP accept this.
The QNAP is wired direct from ports 1 & 2 as stated in the manual with "Bonding/ Link aggregation" in the router enabled.
The QNAP has ports 1 & 2 linked via the network console Control Panel with (802.3ad) enabled and shown to be functioning correctly.
I'm not sure where to go from here to be honest?
Are such transfer speeds (500Mbps even possible with a NAS)??