So this is a bit ... dumb.
I have a Synology NAS, and I run Ubuntu as my primary OS. I've added a line to my fstab to auto-mount the NAS on boot. I've been having challenges transferring files between my laptop (Ubuntu 22.04) and that NAS. Transfers are obscenely slow, we're talking 10MB/s when it should be north of 50MB/s. I've been fighting with it on and off and have discovered the following:
It is not my VPN. It does not matter if it is enabled or disabled, the same behaviour occurs.
If I reboot, same behaviour occurs.
In Windows 10, the behaviour does not occur. The transfers are speedy.
Now all that said, I commented out the mount for the NAS in my fstab, rebooted, and mounted it manually through the file explorer and ... It works perfectly. So it's obviously a setting I have configured in my fstab. I just need to find out WHAT setting and address it.





















