I have the feeling that my system is very slow and will appreciate learning what kind of performance should I expect from a nas4free system.
My NAS has 5x4TB Seagate NAS HDDs in RaidZ2 and NO SSD drive or ZIL at all.
What speeds should I see in my NAS4free in the following situations:
1) Duplicating a 5GByte file at command line (I believe this should be the maximum possible speed, limited only by the drives and ZFS performance, and will be my reference standard)
2) Copying a 5GByte file from Desktop to the NAS trough Gigabit Ethernet cable.
3) Copying a 5GByte file from Desktop to the NAS trough WiFi class N.
Thanks
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NAS Transfer speeds
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foxdoismil
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NAS Transfer speeds
- M/B : Gigabyte Z87X-UDH3 / CPU : Intel i7 3400 MHz / RAM : 16GB DDR3 1600 / Storage: 8x4TB Seagate NAS HDDs in RaidZ3 ~ 20TB usable disk space / O/S : xigmaNAS 11.2.0 full / SAS/SATA Controller : LSI SAS 9211-8i / Case : NZXT Model H2 - Classic Silent Middle Tower Chassis
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b0ssman
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Re: NAS Transfer speeds
what speeds are you seeing?
Nas4Free 11.1.0.4.4517. Supermicro X10SLL-F, 16gb ECC, i3 4130, IBM M1015 with IT firmware. 4x 3tb WD Red, 4x 2TB Samsung F4, both GEOM AES 256 encrypted.
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foxdoismil
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Re: NAS Transfer speeds
I am ashamed to have to make it public that I do not know how to measure it.
I made a cp command and tried to see on the gui (status disks) and saw numbers like 2M slowly increasing up to 20 M, (but it took more than five minutes to increase this much).
I made a cp command and tried to see on the gui (status disks) and saw numbers like 2M slowly increasing up to 20 M, (but it took more than five minutes to increase this much).
- M/B : Gigabyte Z87X-UDH3 / CPU : Intel i7 3400 MHz / RAM : 16GB DDR3 1600 / Storage: 8x4TB Seagate NAS HDDs in RaidZ3 ~ 20TB usable disk space / O/S : xigmaNAS 11.2.0 full / SAS/SATA Controller : LSI SAS 9211-8i / Case : NZXT Model H2 - Classic Silent Middle Tower Chassis
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b0ssman
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Re: NAS Transfer speeds
see point 2 from this list.
http://n4f.siftusystems.com/index.php/2 ... leshooting
for copying over the network see either the windows copy dialog or
ion nas4free Status|Graph|Traffic graph
http://n4f.siftusystems.com/index.php/2 ... leshooting
for copying over the network see either the windows copy dialog or
ion nas4free Status|Graph|Traffic graph
Nas4Free 11.1.0.4.4517. Supermicro X10SLL-F, 16gb ECC, i3 4130, IBM M1015 with IT firmware. 4x 3tb WD Red, 4x 2TB Samsung F4, both GEOM AES 256 encrypted.