Does this look normal Packets being droped????

[t2couger]

this surley cant be right and how do i fix it.
i have a d link gigabit gaming router with 2 computers wired and one laptop wireless.

LAN Statistics

Sent : 26811337 Received : 20245886
TX Packets Dropped : 307008 RX Packets Dropped : 446484732
Collisions : 0 Errors : 0
WAN Statistics

Sent : 19222418 Received : 32390285
TX Packets Dropped : 116645 RX Packets Dropped : 1230351269
Collisions : 0 Errors : 0
Wireless Statistics

Sent : 138906 Received : 179133
TX Packets Dropped : 117 Errors : 0

 

[blue68f100]

Try changing your packet size (lower) on your nic cards.

Port 01
Receive Total Transmit Total
Packets 502591 Packets 912028
Bytes 50585395 Bytes 961059323
High Priority Packets 502571 High Priority Packets 912028
Low Priority Packets 0 Low Priority Packets 0
Broadcast 2665 Broadcast 218077
Multicast 105 Multicast 1186
Receive Size Counters Transmit Size Counters
64 Bytes 416031 64 Bytes 228991
65 - 127 Bytes 44283 65 - 127 Bytes 29120
128 - 255 Bytes 19317 128 - 255 Bytes 12246
256 - 511 Bytes 8443 256 - 511 Bytes 10163
512 - 1023 Bytes 9048 512 - 1023 Bytes 16210
1024 - Bytes 5469 1024 - Bytes 615298
Receive Error Counters Transmit Error Counters
CRC/Alignment 0 Collisions 0
Undersize 0 FIFO Drops 0
Oversize 0
Fragments 0
Jabber 0
Drops 0

Here is a sample of my managed switch. I have 20 errors, due to pack size was to large. Was testing different size jumbo packets during a ftp transfer.

If you are getting errors, Also make sure you have flow control turned on, if not you will get collisions and errors too.

UDP packets can be dropped with no errors reporting, common during gaming.