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Slow transfer speeds from Synology to Unraid

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I am trying to transfer files from a synology 1812+ to my unraid server. Even if i have array stopped i do not get above 30mbps, also tried to an nvme and just the same 30mpbs.

 

I am using powerline adapters but the link is showing 500mbps so dont think that is the issue. I have a gigabit switch and all  works perfect involving the synology. When i play back high bit rate video to my zidoo player also get buffering at rates 100mbps and above again with synology was never an issue.

 

I have tried different settings with the tweaks plugin am i missing something?

 

 

 

 

Solved by JorgeB

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Forget to mention, synology disks are mounted with Unassigned Devices then transfered over using Dynamix File Manager.

 

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14 minutes ago, Gadgetman said:

I am using powerline adapters

 

Run a single stream iperf test to confirm actual bandwidth

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5 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

 

Run a single stream iperf test to confirm actual bandwidth

 

Ok i am a newbie and i have no idea on iperf

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ohh its an app installed but now what, im confused

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first problem i enter iperf3 -s

then i get an error unable to start listener for connections: Address already in use

 

Also the above video is between two unraid servers i have synology and an unraid server, this is way above my head.

 

 

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Yeah, I'm not sure if you can run iperf on Synology, but most likley the problem are the powerline adapters, link speed is not the same as actual transfer speed, it's like WiFi, see if you can connected them directly, even if just for testing.

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38 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Yeah, I'm not sure if you can run iperf on Synology, but most likley the problem are the powerline adapters, link speed is not the same as actual transfer speed, it's like WiFi, see if you can connected them directly, even if just for testing.

Yea will try when get a chance, hope it's not the adapters because no room to move server elsewhere. The adapters you run a utility on laptop with ethernet cable plugged in to test the network and shows 500mbs so really cannot be the issue.

 

 

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47 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

link speed is not the same as actual transfer speed

 

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ok so just transfered 90gb from synology to unraid in 1hr 15min is that good?

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Not really, but it's OK for powerline, with gigabit it should be around 300GB per hour.

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ok thanks

 

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