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  1. 1eob
    Alright. I found out the issue.... My switch is apparently really bad for some reason. Ive just setup a temporary direct link between the two servers i have (skipping the switch entirely) And sure enough 9.24Gbits/sec Alright then. Sorry for wasting your time. Big thank you for you helping me through this and finally coming to some sort of conclusion on my end Its almost comical to see the difference with one link being direct and the other link being through the switch
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    Yea im quite confused now on what the issue could be. my setup is a bit different. I have unraid running in proxmox. (i also ran the same iperf test directly on the host) and i achieved slightly better results but nowhere near what it should be
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    Well then. Its around the same speed im getting in the file transfer. What i dont get is why is it so low. Everything is 10g So the windows terminal is my pc to the server Linux terminal is server to my pc Also i hope iperf is default on single stream im not too familiar with this program
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    Im definitely not network limited from what ive tried. I ran ran a openspeedtest server on unraid and this is what i got for the connection to my pc I will try to attempt the iperf test
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    Alright here is the two Downloads to cache is the disk share (This is directly to the cache ssd) Downloads to Leo is the user share (This share is using the ssd for cache) The user share speeds are not consistent for an example it going at around 300 is on the lower side then "normal" Here is another run on the user share
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    I make my cache drive under disk shares to be able to be accessed via smb and then connected my pc to it and tried a file transfer
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    Alright sadly hasnt changed anything
  8. 1eob
    Nvm i figured it out will test now
  9. 1eob
    Hi how would i go about doing that
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    What ive also noticed is that in the unraid after the file transfer is done going around 400MB/s a few seconds later i can see the cache ssd suddenly writing at 2.9GB/s Which does not reflect the file transfer speeds at all?
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    Hi. So ive verified a few things now I am indeed writing to the cache and im getting speeds of about 400MB/s I have confirmed that the cache ssd is well able to do over 1000MB/s using the diskspeed app running on docker in unraid Ive also confirmed my connection to the server is at 10gb/s using the locally hosted speedtest app running on unraid My own pc has a drive that is well capable of over 10gb/s speeds
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    cache is set to yes
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    here is how the array and pool is setup
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    writing to ssd cache pool
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    ive recently gone 10gbps and i noticed my transfer speed is limmited to 300MB/s i looked in the overview when transfering and i noticed its only utilizing 1 thread and that thread is pinned ive enabled smb multi channel but that hasnt changed anything
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