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What do the logs (show logging) on the switch say? It should give a reason why it shut down the port.

 

Then look into the fault-finder sensitivity settings (show fault-finder) if the NAS itself isn't doing anything dumb.

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i've been noticing this a bit recently actually, certain devices struggle to negotiate a link with... throttle the port down to a fixed data rate, say 100mbps full and see if it stays up. If it does, go up to 1000full and see if it still stays up.
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We have a qnap 264l and found it would not talk to our cisco sg300 switch.a crossover csble did the trick! It may well be that a firmware update would fix it but we didn't have time to investigate further.

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