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Suggestions to increase read and write speed from NAS

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Hi all,

 

I am currently running a fairly old UnRaid system (hardware-wise) that typically writes at 10MB/s.  I see others reporting 20-30 without cache drives (I don't have a cache).

 

What sort of information can I supply that would help with determining how I can increase performance?

 

Is there a way to know what motherboard, memory and CPU I have without opening the case (i.e. remotely)?

 

I'm currently on 5.06 and the system has been working well for at least several months.

 

Thanks!

Brian

Sounds like you don't have Gigabit ethernet. Nobody can get more than 10 or so with 100Mb ethernet.

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The computer I'm reading/writing to is new, so I'm assuming it is Gigabit, but if the card/MB in the NAS is not, then all I need to do is add a network card?  How can I check for sure?

 

(I know the network switch is Gigabit.)

 

B.

From the command line, what do you get with this?

ethtool eth0

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supported link modes: 10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full

                                    100baseT/Half 100baseT/Full

 

advertised link modes:  same

 

link partner advertised link modes:  same as above

 

Speed: 100Mb/s

Duplex: Full

 

There was more, but this is what you are after, no?

Yes, that shows that you only have 100Mb ethernet on the server.

 

A quick search of the forums seems to suggest that others have had success with this card and unRAID dating back to v5.

 

Just make sure you have a spare PCIe port, if of course this is how you want to use that port.

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Can't believe I didn't do this before!  Thanks for the help!  Now, I will have to check into a cache pool.  Do I need v6 for this?

 

Thanks,

Brian

Can't believe I didn't do this before!  Thanks for the help!  Now, I will have to check into a cache pool.  Do I need v6 for this?

 

Thanks,

Brian

YES

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