Dell D6000 - Slow ethernet

schuetdm · 08-23-2017, 05:03 PM

I will also confirm having the same problem. Monitors we've see the issue with are:

Dell 1704FPT
Dell P1914SC
Avocent KVM dongle AMIQ-PS2 (even without the KVM attached)

Without the monitor attached, the D6000 dock will send and receive over the local LAN at speeds of 300mbps+. Once one of these problematic monitors are attached, receive speeds will drop below 5mpbs, but send speeds remain the same.

Detaching the monitor mid file will immediately bring speeds back to normal.

Our LAN switches are enterprise grade Cisco switches, multiple subnets and switches have been tried.

The worst part is that the traffic is so back that it causes Excel documents to fail to open from network shares. Please continue to prioritize this bug. I would be willing to test pre-release drivers or send you one of my KVM dongles if you'd like to re-pro. The resolution idea might be headed the right direction as well, since my KVM will run at a lower resolution by default.

08-23-2017, 05:03 PM	#11
schuetdm Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2017 Posts: 1	Us too I will also confirm having the same problem. Monitors we've see the issue with are: Dell 1704FPT Dell P1914SC Avocent KVM dongle AMIQ-PS2 (even without the KVM attached) Without the monitor attached, the D6000 dock will send and receive over the local LAN at speeds of 300mbps+. Once one of these problematic monitors are attached, receive speeds will drop below 5mpbs, but send speeds remain the same. Detaching the monitor mid file will immediately bring speeds back to normal. Our LAN switches are enterprise grade Cisco switches, multiple subnets and switches have been tried. The worst part is that the traffic is so back that it causes Excel documents to fail to open from network shares. Please continue to prioritize this bug. I would be willing to test pre-release drivers or send you one of my KVM dongles if you'd like to re-pro. The resolution idea might be headed the right direction as well, since my KVM will run at a lower resolution by default.