Packet7hrower

Hey Team - how can I force Deluge to prevent downloading of risky file extensions such as what is listed in this pastebin https://pastebin.com/yQJEaH1a

Update - I installed iperf3 on my unRAID Server, and on my Client OS. Results avg 18Gbit/s, which is about 2250MBps. Issue 1: I would of expected to see around 35Gbit/s over iperf. Issue 2: I now know 100% that my Link can achieve 2,200MBps, and I know that my Cache SSD on unRAID can write 1,800MBps - this still brings me back to my original problem of - why are my transfers not at least hitting the ~1,800MBps speed of my drive?

Hey Guys! So quick rundown of the hardware: Client Mellanox 40GBe Card - established 40GB link straight to unRAID NVME SSD, tested @ 3.8GB Read, 3.1GB Write via Crystal Disk Mark Windows 11 unRAID Mellanox 40GBe Card - established 40GB link straight to Windows 11 NVME Cache Drive - same drive that is on the client. Tested via unRAID (dd write command, 1.9GB/s) unRAID 6.9.2 When I transfer a file over to unRAID from Windows 11, I'm only seeing around 7.2Gbps copy speeds via explorer/taskmanager. Since I know my client disk can read around 3.8GB, and unRAID Cache is writing around 1.9GB, I should be at least seeing around 15Gbps in Windows right? Is this a limitation of Windows Pro? Are there settings I'm missing???

Hey Team! About to upgrade my unRAID Server, and want to make sure this should be supported. I'm looking at buying two Mellanox CX354A MCX354A-FCBT ConnectX-3 Adapters - one for my editing rig, and one for my unRAID Server. I'm looking at buying this DAC Cable: https://www.fs.com/products/116250.html?attribute=1376&id=182454 After setting the cards from Infiniband mode to Ethernet, I'll esentially setup an an hoc network between my desktop and unRAID Server, and away I go. Am I correct in my line of thinking here?