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[mirceani]

Thanks again everybody

In the meantime I turned off the wireless network - no improvement.

So that is NOT the cause

[mirceani]

and BTY I have a Dlink DIR-655 router, another Dling additional switch (DGS-2208) and a cable modem (RCA) from TimeWarner , plus two separate VOIP adapters (Sypura and Grandstream)

thx

[gunrunnerjohn]

Good point, I have a plain network hub that I break out for this kind of diagnostics, I forget those details once in a while.

[mirceani]

Think about it - for someone at a distance to determine what on YOUR network is waking your DNS-323 is near impossible.  You're going to have to do it by a process of elimination.


Hello Fordem

I followed your advice and looks that one of my two PCs on the network is waking the disks.
With that Dell off, problem goes away...
Now, how can I identify what exactly on that PC is causing the issue?

Thank you

[fordem]

Hello Fordem

I followed your advice and looks that one of my two PCs on the network is waking the disks.
With that Dell off, problem goes away...
Now, how can I identify what exactly on that PC is causing the issue?

Thank you

You have an application or service that is accessing the DNS-323, you need to find out what it is - start by opening the task manager and see what is running, try to figure out what each one does, exit the applications, stop the services ...

Good luck.