TheBuz Posted March 22 Share Posted March 22 (edited) 2.5gbe Nic (unraid) -> 2.5gbe switch -> 2.5gbe Nic (Windows) It looks like i am only get 2.5gb up to the server, and not down testing from SSD to SSD both with Iperf 3 testing and copying a large file shows the same. diags attached, i don't know what i'm doing wrong Edit: Updated to 6.12.8, installed the community driver, tried disabling bridging - no change urserver-diagnostics-20240322-1943.zip Edited March 23 by TheBuz Quote Link to comment
JorgeB Posted March 23 Share Posted March 23 13 hours ago, TheBuz said: testing from SSD to SSD iperf testing doesn't involve devices, hence why it's a good bandwidth test, and the problem usually must be in NIC (or NIC driver/settings), cable, switch, etc Quote Link to comment
TheBuz Posted March 23 Author Share Posted March 23 2 minutes ago, JorgeB said: iperf testing doesn't involve devices, hence why it's a good bandwidth test, and the problem usually must be in NIC (or NIC driver/settings), cable, switch, etc thanks, but it hits 2.5 when sending too Unraid, when going from unraid i can see it hit a 1gb wall. I've tested the switch (same port) and cables on another 2.5 device and got full speed. the Unraid NIC Is receiving 2.5 fine, and capping out at 1gb sending, i can't see that many settings to change in Unraid, and i've tried the community drivers here Quote Link to comment
TheBuz Posted March 23 Author Share Posted March 23 (edited) Tested with a USB 2.5gb NIC, (which was also tested ok on another machine) same behavior - 2gbs up to the server (inbound) -- 1gbs down. This looks like an Unraid issue... Edited March 23 by TheBuz Quote Link to comment
Solution JorgeB Posted March 23 Solution Share Posted March 23 Can only tell that it's not a general issue, since many users, including myself, can get 2.5GbE in both directions. Quote Link to comment
TheBuz Posted March 23 Author Share Posted March 23 Sorry for wasting your time turns out it was the NIC on my testing PC. The ethernet cable is routed from the PC to the right of the room, moved it to the left to test on another PC all working fine, move it back to the right, to connect to the unraid server, get issues. Must but a loose connection in my NIC the weight of the cable when it goes to the right is enough to make it run slow. URGH. Not only that, iperf is wildly off, Test with iperf on other machines still hitting that 1gbps wall, but it I do a basic file transfer to or from windows to or from the server, it's full speed. That's not what's happening in iperf URGH again Thank you for your patience. That was a pain to diagnose 1 Quote Link to comment
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