EricE

Alright, I guess I'm still waiting unless I'm doing something wrong... I installed the iperf docker container, but every time I try to run iperf -s on it's container console it tells me the address is already in use even thought the docker has it's own ip. So I think I have to wait until my transfers complete. Current estimated time until completed is 55 hours.

I'll run this and report as soon as I get home after work today.

I appreciate you guys helping. Like I said, I tried enabling jumbo packets as a fix, because I saw a lot of people pushing that as a fix for "slow" 20Mb/s transfer speeds. I'm transferring a bunch of stuff right now, I don't think I should mess with the configuration.

Well, It didn't start with Jumbo Packets. I turned them on just to try, and it didn't seem to change anything. Zip Attached UnRaidServer diagnostics-20251228-1420.zip

I've searched the forum, google, reddit, and youtube, but I can't find this specific issue. My over the network transfer speeds are HORRIBLE. 19 kb/s. Yes, kb/s. I get the same transfer speeds via wired connection. Computer to computer transfers on the network are very fast. Except for the Unraid server. Configurations: The unraid server components are MSI MAG X670E TOMAHAWK WIFI MoBo, 32GB Ram, 2x 8TB 5400 RPM drives & 2x 6TB 7200 RPM drives. I have a ubiquity network with a UDM Pro and UniFi 6 APs. I have jumbo packets enabled on everything 9000 bytes (ubiquity, Unraid, and laptops). I do not have a cache drive External Drive to Share speeds average around 180 Mb/s. I'm trying to transfer using unraid's built in upload feature from Shares (not a SMB or NFS share I'm not a networking guy and I haven't tried this yet) I've tried transferring from a windows machine and a linux machine speeds are exactly the same. I have Reconstructive Write turned on. I don't want to install a cache drive yet. With speeds this bad, I can't believe that would be the problem. Anybody have any ideas?