halfelite

why not just spawn multiple ipref instances iperf3 -s -p 4500&; iperf3 -s -p 4501&; iperf3 -s -p 4502 & and have the multiple clients attach to each port

Perfect that worked like a charm Thanks for all your work.

Not sure if this has been discussed. But I have all my containers working with the new versions by adding additional_ports. My problem is getting those containers to talk to containers outside of the VPN. I use Sonarr and plex. Currently Sonarr is function as it should and routing through sabnzbvpn But I have a connection setup in sonaar to tell plex when to update. I have tried the host ip and Local host. I assume the IPtables no longer allow this. My plex is setup as host, Sab as bridge and sonaar connecting through sab.

Couple things to try how many threads in iperf3? As you dont give much hardware specs are you sure the cards are in a full 8x slot. And not an 8x that shares pci lanes making it a 4x on bandwidth

Could be my misunderstanding of how cache functions. I guess If I have cache set to on for a share. If I write anything to /mnt/user/share it will hit the cache drive first? I thought user0 bypassed cache altogether.

Just wanting to make sure I am setting this correctly. In the mount script I would like to have two setups basically a read directory and a read/write directory that writes to the cache drive for Mover to handle later to move it to the array. #Read Directory mkdir /mnt/cache/FTP/Read/Movies;mount --bind /mnt/user0/Movies /mnt/cache/FTP/Read/Movies mkdir /mnt/cache/FTP/Read/TV-Shows;mount --bind /mnt/user0/TV-Shows /mnt/cache/FTP/Read/TV-Shows #Read Write to cache folder for mover to handle later mkdir /mnt/cache/FTP/Write/Movies;mount --bind /mnt/user/Movies /mnt/cache/FTP/Read/Movies mkdir /mnt/cache/FTP/Write/TV-Shows;mount --bind /mnt/user/TV-Shows /mnt/cache/FTP/Read/TV-Shows Then I would have FTPUSER-READ /mnt/cache/FTP/Read/ FTPUSER-WRITE /mnt/cache/FTP/Write/ Is there any issue with having FTP write to user instead of user0