WRT610N networking with other hardware

Support,
   I have a ton of Linksys product from modems DOSOS1, routers WRT610N v1 and others WRT54G, switchs 4/8/16 port and Media DMA2200
    Here is my delima I bought a Seagate BlackArmor (BA) NAS440 8TB and the network speed between the BA and the router is way below standard. Do you have a monitoring tool I can see what the heck is happening in the communication between the two for errors. I totally feel this is a Seagate product problem but been hammering there support board and learning the understanding of stonewalling. If you can proved a soucre to a monoting tool to prove my point I feel I will get faster action or update.
    As there code seems to really only support Netgear network hardware.
Reagrds,
MBCMDR

I think you need to Google around and search for Network Monitoring Tool, I think that will help you in finding the problem between your devices.

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