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michael_aos

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Jan 26, 2004
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I've got a couple of older NAS boxes - Thecus N5200B Pro (5x 2TB, RAID-6), Thecus N7700+ (6x 1.5TB).

New Mac Pro 6,1, although I've used these NAS with my old Mac Pro 1,1 (2006), Mac Mini 6,2 (Late 2012), and older Macbook Air.

Lately I've noticed when I connect to the N7700+ AFP share, the CPU on the NAS jumps to 100% and sits there for quite a while.

I assume it's related to a Finder view setting like "Show item info" or "Calculate all sizes", but as I've played with them I haven't quite figured out the correlation.

Has anyone else encountered this?
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Could it be related to Spotlight indexing the drive?

Maybe. How can I tell if Spotlight is enabled for that network drive? I added it to the Spotlight Privacy tab, just in case.

I also recently started using that network drive for Time Machine backups, although they aren't running when I see the problem.

There's very little network traffic.
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