Hello. Bug Reports:
DIR-880L. Australia. Firmware 1.001. Admin Password is not restored when a saved configuration is restoredWhen reloaded a saved configuration, the admin password is reset to blank. I have to re-enter and save a new password.
Test results:- Tested twice with the same result.
- This is a bit of a security issue if you don't notice it
We have noticed this as this maybe a design security safety in case user forget the PW, reloading the config file still allows access with a blank PW while still preserving the custom configurations, I have asked about this.2. Low-performance data transfers using the USB3 port with a 6 month old USB3 4Tb Seagate external hard driveCopying a 1GB from the Router with attached USB3 4Tb hard drive -> to an i3820 PC connected by ethernet cable gives only 11-12MB/s.
USB 3 cable = 1m long.
Test results:- The i3820 transfers files to and from another PC next to it (on the same router) at gigabit speeds.
- The the USB3 4Tb hard drive directly connected into the i3820 PC transfers at a higher rate, as expected.
How so? ![Huh ???](http://forums.dlink.com/Smileys/default/huh.gif)
- first time trying to write to the router's samba share from the i2830 I get the error message "There is a problem accessing \\xx.xx.xx.xx\Seagate_Expansion_3K0R1" ...
- after a power cycle of the router, I can copy from the i3820 -> to the router at 23MB/s but copying from the router to an SSD on the i3820 is only 11MB/s.
- a second attempt at copying from the i3820 to the router (the same file) ... 17MB/s ...
- repeated read and write twice more, consistent results: 19MBs write, but only 11MBs read.
- Unplugged the USB3 drive from the router and plugged it directly into the i3820's USB3 port using the same cable, and it averaged 160MBs copying a 1GB file from the USB3 drive -> to the i3820's SSD.
- Copied 54Gb of files (TV captures for offline viewing) from the PC next to the i3820, to the i3820 via ethernet and the router's routing
... it averaged 98MBs ... my old DIR-655 appeared "5% faster" with a slightly higher average
... the DIR-880L was a simple router swap-over so it is the same cabling etc)
Some of these rates maybe client side HW dependent upon what speeds are supported by the HW rather than the router HW. You need to detail more on what your PCs are seeing in comparison to what the router is doing.FYI>>Router USB HDD Max Size FAQPS waiting for the new AU firmware to be posted to the dlink.com.au website
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Currently v1.01 has been released:
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=59905.0