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UPDATE: Windows 10 is now acting normally, even when dealing with all the small files that MacOS disliked so strongly. I am now using Windows 10 for the transfer job, and leaving MacOS when it comes to file management. No further help needed for now

Regarding the ethernet issue: The cable got disconnected at some point today, so that shouldn't be an issue

I wrote some information regarding the files I am transferring in the original post When deleting files, I am looking at about 2-3 items per second in both Windows and MacOS Big Sur...

UPDATE: It is almost just as slow on Windows 10 as well.....

Thank you for the response! I have attached the diagnostic file. storinator-diagnostics-20210823-1111.zip

Hello! I recently set ut an UnRAID server with the specifications below, and have struggled for the last week with transfering files to the array. The transfer starts off pretty snappy, but after 1-2 hours it drops from around 80MB/s to below 3MB/s. I have tried disabling parity, connecting the host machine and the server to the same switch with nothing else connected to the switch, and using both Finder and One Commander, but with no luck. The plan is to empty one or more drives onto the server, then add those drives to the array one after another. After all is done, all the drives that have previously been stored on the shelf will be part of a big array containing all the files originally on the drives. There are between 100K and 500K files per drive, and the drives are between 2TB and 8TB. Most of the files are .dmx files, and are between 2MB and 10MB each. I know that lots of small files tend to slow transfers down when compared to fewer, bigger files, but these files aren't THAT small. Chassis: 45Drives Storinator Q30 Controllers: 2x LSI 9305-16i Harddrives: ST8000DM004, ST4000DM004, ST3000DM007 (as of right now...) Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B460-F Gaming OS: UnRAID Version 6.9.2 Processor: Intel Core i5-10600KF RAM: 4x4GB DDR4 Extra: I am connecting to an SMB share, everything is connected via gigabit ethernet, and the docks for the harddrives being emptied are connected to the host machine via USB 3.0 at least. I know that the drives listed aren't meant for server use, but they will not be spinning most of the time when the server is all set up. Hoping for some useful answers here. Feel free to let me know if there's anything I should add to this post. Cheers!