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Author Topic: Dlink DNS 320 (NAS) not constant connection on Windows7-PCs  (Read 2737 times)

haniel_dahn

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Dlink DNS 320 (NAS) not constant connection on Windows7-PCs
« on: September 01, 2013, 07:10:11 AM »

Hello forum

I have a DLink DNS 320 NAS-System with FW: 2.03.

On the beginning for days ago until today everything was ok.
The NAS is directly connected to the Telecom-Router.
On this router my PC directly is connected and two laptops via WLAN.

I created one folder and connected them over "add networkdrive" on "my computer".
Everything OK.
After that i connected both WLAN-Laptops, too.

I configured on NAS a static IP:
192.168.2.100

SNM:
255.255.255.0

Gateway:
192.168.2.1

DNS:
192.168.2.1

Rest is just factory default.

Now after a few days on working great, the connection from all laptops and pc to the NAS is not constant anymore.
On each computer the same:
It is connected, I start a film oder something. BOOM the connecting interrupts.
After a few seconds (10-30 Sec) the connections is connected again and works for a while ( a few minutes).

Can everybode tell me, whats the problem?
It is very urgent.

Thank you all in advance.

Kind regards
Daniel
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ivan

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Re: Dlink DNS 320 (NAS) not constant connection on Windows7-PCs
« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2013, 02:28:25 PM »

Have you tried your network without the two wireless connected laptops just the cable connected PC?

I ask because what you describe is very like interference from another wireless nearby on the same channel.

The fact that it did work without problems should also have you asking what physically changed at the time, or just before, you saw the problem.  A working network doesn't just start to not work unless something has changed.  In the case of a wireless network that change can sometimes be another AP on the same channel frequency especially if you are trying to use the higher speed settings.
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