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  1. I know you said this could be closed, but i was wondering if you could tell me what your problem with your ubiquiti setup was. I have the same issue and run unifi setup at home and can't seem to figure out the issue
  2. I have posted in other forums and there seem to be a couple other people who are having issues with this as well, but we don't seem to be making any progress in trying to figure out the issue. Running the linuxserver/syncthing docker, there seems to be an issue that is causing the syncing from a remote host to my unRaid server to run at only 10Mbps on a 100Mbps connection, with the correct ports being forwarded and not using relays between the two machines. The logs don't seem to show anything either in the docker or unRaid that is leading anyone to nail down the problem. The path of the sync is as follows: remote host > internet > home modem (arris SB6190) > Unifi USG Pro > 24 port switch > unRaid server (intel x540-t2 nic - 192.168.1.35). I have the docker set to use br0 with its own ip address: 192.168.1.125 The weird thing is that Syncthing works on every other machine in the house (linux, mac, windows) at full 100Mbps speeds, just not unRaid. I have even tried blowing away the docker and settings and starting fresh. Any help or direction would be appreciated
  3. I have been using Syncthing fore while and have been loving it. Came across my first big issue that is really stumping me at the moment and I need a little guidance. I recently moved from running Syncthing on a windows box to a docker on my unRaid server. Everything is setup, folders set, ports forwarded, running off an ssd and all downloads run through the ssd. I can’t for the life of me see why i am limited to only 10Mbps download rate on this machine while all my other boxes in this house and offsite all connected to the same seedbox can saturate my internet connection at 100-113Mbps. I have relaying disabled. Docker is set to bridged network mode (changing to host to to a physical bridge doesn’t improve performance) Dual Xeon E5-2670 v2 processors 64GB RAM 1TB ssd with syncthing data pprof debug since cpu never goes above 5% attached also cross posted to Syncthing support just in case its a syncthing issue and not something with the docker/unRaid syncthing-cpu-linux-amd64-v0.14.48-102834.zip EDIT: Doesn't seem to be my internet as putting syncthing back on a windows machine and trying to sync the same folder as i am trying to do with unraid runs at full speed. issue is limited to the syncthing docker i believe.
  4. SOLVED (kinda): but it turns out that the issue was network related. Doing more digging, running iperf tests throughout the house, directly connecting to my unRaid server i was able to track down the issue. Turns out that what was told to us as wired Ethernet in the condo, they are actually using a bunch moca 2.0 adapters in the attic and in the rafters of the basement on coax to get Ethernet to and from wallplates/the basement. I can't figure out why windows can traverse these things but when copying over the network to my server has issues. but that is where the problem is as connecting to my server and my rack-mounted switch with a different machine directly brought back the speeds i was expecting.
  5. Thanks, i will do a better and fuller network investigation and report back in the next day or two.
  6. So i ran more tests. Every computer in the house gets similar results running iperf to unRaid. but also weird results between floors in the house. however the actual network trasnfers run full speed. Other than unRaid, I don't have any non-windows computers in the house right now. Computer 1 (2nd floor office) -> unRaid (basement utility room) = 30MB/s Computer 2 (2nd floor office) -> unraid = 30MB/s Computer 3 (Basement HTPC) -> unRaid = 30MB/s Computer 1 -> Computer 2 = 100MB/s Computer 2 -> Computer 1 = 100MB/s Computer 1 -> Computer 3 = 30MB/s (actual network file transfer runs at 100MB/s) Computer 3 -> Computer 1 = 30MB/s (actual network file transfer runs at 100MB/s) Computer 2 -> Computer 3 = 30MB/s (actual network file transfer runs at 100MB/s) Computer 3 -> Computer 2 = 30MB/s (actual network file transfer runs at 100MB/s) Still reading from unRaid to anywhere in the house over the network is fine, it's just the writes. Reads and writes between the other computers in the house run fine (besides the not good iperf results)
  7. sorry, im trying to wrap my head around this, what else could cause this. the cables are tested, the switch is good, everything is negotiated to gigabit speeds, link indicators on all NIC's show they are connected at 1000Mbits/sec. and why would the read speeds be fine? is there anything in unRaid settings that would cause this? i have even tried another nic, both onboard 1G port,s in this machine and its the same issue.
  8. Here are my test results as the system is right now. I have tried multiple cables and everything already, i have not tried different nic yet. Network5GFileTestResults.zip
  9. Hey everyone, new to unRaid enjoying it so far! I have one issue (maybe?) though and, I've been reading everything I can find and just can't seem to find the answer to what has been going on. Setup: unRaid version 6.5.3 Dual Xeon 2670 64GB ram 1 cache drive (1tb crucial mx500 SSD) 10 disk array WD red 4tb (don't shoot me I already had them) 1 WD red 8tb parity disk (not even using this yet) 3x lsi 9211-8i HBA (it mode) Intel x540-t2 NIC (only running at 1G currently) I can't figure out why my network writes either to my array or my cache seem to be capped at 50MB/s. The file copy/moves start and end at that speed for both small and large files. However my reads both from the array and the cache disk move along at 100MB/s as expected. I have tried tips and Tweaks, I have checked network equipment from both directions, tried with the cache disk both on/off my HBA, tried copies from multiple computers and network configs, changed the system tunables as recommended and still no improvement. Any body have any insight or suggestions? TL;DR Network writes are capped at 50MB/s on a non parity protected array as well as cache disk, while network reads are fine at 100MB/s. Logs and SMART show no errors or warnings as far as i can tell. stetay2233_diagnostics-20180628-1118.zip