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  1. Thanks itimpi. It's getting more interesting that my inbound and outbound rate seem to have a combined value of up to 1.1 Gbps after I moved to testing on my macbook. (that is when I only copy from NAS rate's 1.1 Gbps and when I do both read and write, rates' like 600 Mbps and 550 Mpbs) And the post caught my sight. Think it could a mobo setting or other hardware issues. I have really no idea. I've ordered a wireless card. Hopefully using that card resolves the problem.
  2. Sure! tower-diagnostics-20240307-1924.zip
  3. Sorry I have to reopen this topic and seek more help. Since that parity sync finished, the performance has not gone better. Iperf3 still tells me the rate is around 300Mbps (PC as client and NAS as server) Drag and drop on Windows File Explorer 70MB/s from NAS, 60MB/s to NAS (weird that iperf3 and copying files have very different results as I supposed iperf3 results normally indicate the actual bandwidth the present network provides) Still very far off the physical limit of 2.5Gbps. Diagnostic.zip was attached above... please let me know anything I can do for troubleshooting.
  4. OHH. Okay. I'm running 8 HDDs with 1 SSD as cache. Think that cache helps? Anyways thank you very much. Guess I can try after that sync completes.
  5. Thank you mate. 1. I went on testing by copying from and pasting to a user share via smb (that is done in a Windows File Explorer). Results are close to writing around 50 MB per second reading around 20 MB per second 2. Fully understood what that doc says. It seems that the two different settings of Array write modes won't be the factor here in play. 3. Sorry for not attaching diagnostics zip and here it is. tower-diagnostics-20191230-1248.zip 4. Also tested earlier using qbittorrent and the download speed could stay around 100 MB per second. Looks like something internal to my network is the problem. 5. Also worth mention, that UNRAID is performing an initial parity-sync. Don't know if that could slow down reading from disks.
  6. Hi all! Very new to using NAS and I'm having slow transfer speed between my NAS and other clients: smb share drag and drop sits around 30Mb/s iperf3 300Mbps (NAS as server and pc as client) I have an Asus aimesh node in place and my topology looks like Main router <- aimesh node <- my NAS (placed on the balcony just to avoid noise problem) and all my other clients are connected to the main router. What troubleshooting got me so far: Dashboard -> interface says eth0 2500Mbps NAS to node cable changed with no improvement Node to main router position altered with link rate sitting around 2000Mbps PC to main outer link rate around 2000Mbps as well Now, I'm completely lost and desperately in need of help. Thanks in advance folks!

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