boraq11 Posted August 7 Share Posted August 7 Hi, this is my first topic, I hope I am in the right section, but my question is about a problem with SMB sharing. The hardware: for testing Unraid I am using an old HP G8 microserver with Xeon 1220 and 16 GB DDR3 ECC RAM. I use two Seagate IronWolf Pro 16 TB as primary storage (fill-up), two old WD green for testing purposes, no cache. I am using Veeam Agent free on my notebook (Windows 11). Creating a backup to an Unraid array is a bit weird. I reach max 700 Mbit/s, which is okay, I guess my notebook is the bottleneck creating the backup. But the problem is, every 30–60 seconds the throughput drops to 0 for up to 30 seconds. Neither my notebook nor Unraid shows throughput, so it seems to be really 0. Using Wi-Fi, I do not have this problem, maybe because only 250 Mbit/s are possible, but: using another backup software I do not have this problem either. Bigger but: backing up to another SMB share, my desktop for example, I do not have this problem on the notebook. Same job, same settings ... iperf shows 909/902 Mbit/s (sender/receiver). Do you have an idea for me? Veeam is using VSS and CBT, I do not see a problem here. Backing up the notebook to an external harddrive is much faster, above all, writing is continuous. When copying a 100 GB test file from the notebook to unraid (same folder), I also have constant speed. Thank you! Quote Link to comment
trurl Posted August 9 Share Posted August 9 Do you have a parity disk assigned? Quote Link to comment
boraq11 Posted August 11 Author Share Posted August 11 Hi, sorry for late response. Yeah, two 16 TB disks in total, one as parity. Quote Link to comment
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