RV220W Crash/Reboot during two simultaneous transfers in reverse

Hi,
I have purchased one last April the RV220W router. I was very happy until then.
It is in the center of my gigabit network, divided into three VLANs:
- one for my computers,
- one for my NAS,
- one for my servers.
But I discovered a serious problem that prevents me from using my equipment:
- When I start a transfer of 4Gbit from my PC A to my NAS (Vlan1 to Vlan2)
- And, in same time, I start another transfer from my NAS to my PC 1 (Vlan2 to Vlan1).
The router is crashing and not responding, I cannot access to the router, the network is broken, Internet and others vlans are unreachable.
After few minutes, Internet and Vlans are available again, but not my router, I must reboot it manually.
I tested several configurations, no change. The new firmware (1.0.4.17) has not effects either.
Thanking you for your help
Best regards,
Richard Déloge.

Hi Richard,
Please call the support center and relay this issue to them.
https://www.cisco.com/en/US/support/tsd_cisco_small_business_support_center_contacts.html
Regards,
Cindy Toy
Cisco Small Business Community Manager
for Cisco Small Business Products
www.cisco.com/go/smallbizsupport
twitter: CiscoSBsupport

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http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/D0FC3BE7D9F331398625731A005D76B8?OpenDocument
Altough it is surely decreasing the performance of the system, certain cases have shown that there is no other possible workaround unfortunately.
Best Regards
Michiel
Applications Engineer
NI Belgium
http://www.ni.com/ask

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Bottom line it looks like the same indexing bug in the iPhone OS 3.1.2 is also latent in in the iPad OS 3.2(7B367). Hopefully this, as well as the wifi & intermittent video playback crash problem will be fixed soon.
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Hey, all -
Having the same problem, but there's a workaround. I know everybody wants an official fix, but you also probably want to see your photos in the meantime regardless.
Note that I don't know what to do about the problem with searching when you have 800+ apps installed. I didn't even think you could install that many. As far as I know, then, this only works for Photos (better than nothing, right?).
Here's what you do - it's actually really simple...
1. Instead of scrolling down through your photos, select a photo - any photo - without scrolling.
2. When the photo is loaded, look at the bottom of the screen. There should be what looks Ike a series of little boxes. These little boxes are your friend.
3. Touch and drag along the strip of boxes. You'll notice that they're actually the universe's smallest thumbnails, and that they expand when you touch and drag (not unlike the OS X dock when you mouse over icons and they "magnify").
4. Scroll along until you're getting to the photos you want to see. Then just let go. The Photo app will take you to that photo. Even if it's a photo you couldn't reach by scrolling down in the traditional fashion, you'll still be able to get to it.
5. If you want to look at other "nearby" photos, you can use that thumbnail strip along the bottom again, OR you can just tap the back button to return to the album. Photos will return to the usual thumbnail view (the one that's crashing for some of us), but it will drop you off in the vicinity of the photo you just looked at. For example, if you followed the steps above and dragged your finger all the way to the right to load the last photo in your album, then the back button will return you to the normal thumbnail view, but you'll be looking at the last page of photos in your album.
I hope that makes sense. If it doesn't, then just try the first four steps. It'll make sense to you after that.
I've been able to view all my photos since learning this little trick.
I've been meaning to plug my iPad in and use the app development tools to look at diagnostic information that'd help me understand why it's crashing. If I get around to it, I'll come back and post what I find. My guess is that, if you have enough photos, and if you're scrolling fast enough, the Photos app is using a lot of resources to load thumbnails without unloading the ones that have already scrolled off the screen. In other words, I think that quickly scrolling through a large library leads to the Photos app using too much memory, forcing a reboot (apps are supposed to be designed to respond to system warnings about low memory - if they don't respond to the warnings and continue to use up system resources, the system will sometimes reboot itself).
Hope this helps

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This is not a feature request, but a query on how Acrobat works. Please repost in the Acrobat forum.

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